Milton Quintanilla

After two decades under socialist rule, Bolivia has a new president—and he’s giving glory to God. Rodrigo Paz made a bold speech about faith, family, and the future of his nation.

Dr. Bobby Duke of The Museum of The Bible notes that his personal studies of the Dead Sea Scrolls have given him “more confidence in the Bible.”

An upcoming film called Oracles of God is set to release in November. It will explore the much-debated historical process of how the Gospels and New Testament were written and codified.

Reggaeton star Daddy Yankee, now known as Ramón Ayala, has made his return to music with a new album that reflects his faith in Christ following his conversion to Christianity three years ago.

Two churches in San Antonio were vandalized with anti-Trump and religious graffiti during weekend protests. Pastors at both locations have responded publicly, emphasizing biblical authority and the need for respectful dialogue.

An ex-psychic is warning against the tools that are typically promoted around Halloween, including Ouija boards and tarot cards, claiming that they can be demonic.

Recent immigration raids on Korean nationals have exposed a complex spectrum of reactions within the Korean American Christian community, from staunch adherence to legal processes to profound expressions of empathy and calls for compassion.

Two historic churches in Mosul, Iraq have officially reopened following years of restoration due to being destroyed by the Islamic State nearly a decade ago.

The Vatican's child protection office issued an internal report accusing senior Catholic leaders of being too slow to assist victims of clergy sexual abuse and of not implementing adequate safeguarding measures.

A recent study reveals that a significant majority of U.S. churchgoers find the Bible's teachings unclear or ambiguous on controversial social issues like homosexuality and transgenderism, indicating a growing disconnect between biblical doctrine and congregational understanding.

A recent study by the Family Research Council and Arizona Christian University's Cultural Research Center reveals a decline in biblical conviction among regular US churchgoers, particularly on issues like family, life, and morality.

At its peak, Willow Creek Community Church drew over 25,000 people every weekend and had a broad impact through its volunteerism, leadership training, and its Global Leadership Summit.

Pat Gelsinger, executive chairman and head of technology at Gloo, was a keynote speaker as he encouraged Christians to use AI proactively, which he described as a “Gutenberg moment for the church.”

For the first time in decades, men are leading in church attendance. But the deeper story is about why women (especially younger women and single mothers) are stepping back.

The Prestonwood Baptist Church in Plano, Texas, hosted a Christian apologetics conference last week, attracting nearly 5,000 attendees from over 20 states.