Articles by The Christian Post
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English writer and theologian Os Guinness recently received the 38th annual William Wilberforce Award from The Colson Center for Christian Worldview to honor his decades of helping Christians make sense of their calling in a post-Christian cultural moment. -
Director shares how heavenly encounter inspired 'Messianic outreach' film ‘Mendel’s Messiah’
The Bronze Halo Award-winning musical “Mendel’s Messiah” is headed to streaming platforms worldwide, bringing gospel music, Jewish storytelling and spiritual themes to audiences through a new cinematic adaptation directed by Emmy Award-winning filmmaker Bradford May. -
4 highlights from Rededicate 250: 'We pray mercy upon our land'
Several high-profile Christian speakers addressed thousands who gathered Sunday on the National Mall for Rededicate 250: A National Jubilee of Prayer, Praise & Thanksgiving, an all-day prayer and worship festival ahead of the 250th anniversary of United States independence. -
'Growing spirit of optimism': 20,000 to attend SBC's Annual Meeting in Orlando
The Southern Baptist Convention is preparing for one of its largest gatherings in years, with organizers expecting roughly 20,000 people to attend next month’s annual meeting in Orlando, Florida. -
Netflix reveals release date, cast for adaptation of CS Lewis’ ‘Narnia: The Magician’s Nephew’
Netflix has announced a release date and star-studded cast for “Narnia: The Magician’s Nephew,” the first installment in its new adaptation of C.S. Lewis’ beloved fantasy series, directed by Greta Gerwig. -
Rededicate 250 could be largest US religious gathering in 50 years, Robert Jeffress says
Thousands are expected to gather on the National Mall next month for a massive day of prayer and worship aimed at calling the United States back to God ahead of its 250th anniversary, with one pastor predicting it could be the nation’s largest religious gathering in more than 50 years. -
DOJ releases report detailing anti-Christian bias under Biden
A new report compiled by the Trump administration reveals that the Biden administration treated Christian organizations and individuals much harsher than their secular counterparts, pointing to a pattern of what acting U.S. Attorney General Todd Blanche calls the “devastation” of Christians -
Over 60% of churchgoers worried about AI’s influence on Christianity, survey shows
Three in five Protestant churchgoers in the United States say they are worried about artificial intelligence’s influence on Christianity, according to a new survey that finds deep divisions within congregations over whether pastors should use the technology to prepare their sermons. -
Only 5% of white Evangelicals see President Trump as very religious: Pew
While 5% of white Evangelicals see President Donald Trump as a very religious person, a significant minority see him as somewhat religious, and a majority say he stands up at least somewhat for their religious beliefs, according to a new study from the Pew Research Center. -
Trump strikes defiant tone after WHCA dinner shooting, calls Americans to resolve differences peacefully
President Donald Trump called on Americans to resolve their differences peacefully during a brief impromptu press briefing Saturday evening, shortly after the U.S. Secret Service escorted him back to the White House after a shooter brought an abrupt end to the White House Correspondents Association dinner at the nearby Washington Hilton Hotel. -
Lee Strobel shares why he's 'jealous' of skeptics watching new doc ‘The Story of Everything’
By the time Lee Strobel began investigating the claims of Christianity in the early 1980s, the tools at his disposal were largely historical: ancient texts, eyewitness accounts and philosophical arguments. Science has always played a role when it comes to making a case for Christianity, but according to the apologist, not nearly the one it does today. -
Children taken from Christian orphanage still in gov’t custody after failed handover
Seven children seized from a Christian orphanage network in northern Nigeria more than six years ago remain in the custody of Kano State authorities after a meeting convened to finalize their return ended without a handover.
