Christian Post

• Baptism isn't a symbol or a spell. It's a treaty.

  "Before the earliest Christians were lowered into the water, they turned and spoke to the enemy." This piece argues that baptism was never a quiet ceremony — it was a public change of allegiance, a legal transfer of ownership from one kingdom to another, sealed by a word we've badly misread.

• When foster care ends, the Church shouldn’t walk away

  More than 20,000 foster youth age out of the system every year — often with no family, no safety net and no one showing up. But one thing can change everything: a caring adult who refuses to leave.

• Twice, they offered to end my son's life

  "I want you to be aware of all your options, including termination." Twice, a genetic counselor said those words to me and my wife. This is the story of what came next.

• Trump promises $5K 'Trump dividend' to every American if GOP keeps Congress

  President Donald Trump promised during the keynote address at the Republican National Midterm Convention in Dallas on Wednesday that every American citizen will receive a $5,000 "Trump dividend" if Republicans maintain control of Congress this November.

• Charlie Kirk's widow shares the advice that carried her through first year without husband

  One year after Charlie Kirk’s assassination, Erika Kirk has opened up about the advice that has stayed with her through the ups and downs of the last year.

• TCH whistleblowers Eithan Haim, Vanessa Sivadge warn RNC of 'dividing line between good and evil'

  Texas Children's Hospital whistleblowers Eithan Haim and Vanessa Sivadge framed the political conflicts in the United States as part of a larger battle during their speeches at the Republican National Midterm Convention in Dallas on Wednesday.

• Paxton calls Talarico 'most radical Democrat in Texas history' at GOP's midterm convention

  Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton rallied supporters at the GOP's midterm convention on Wednesday, where he praised President Donald Trump, outlined tax relief proposals aimed at working families, and sharply criticized his opponent as a radical threat to the state and the country.

• Pastor Lorenzo Sewell declares ‘enough is enough’ at first-ever RNC midterm convention

  Lorenzo Sewell, senior pastor of 180 Church in Detroit, Michigan, who delivered a standout prayer during President Donald Trump's second inauguration, rallied Republicans again Wednesday night at the party’s first-ever midterm convention with a quick sermon he called “Enough is Enough.”

• Brandon Gill at RNC Dallas: Democrat James Talarico wears Christian faith like a 'skin suit'

  U.S. Rep. Brandon Gill, R-Texas, accused Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico of wearing Christianity like a “skin suit” at the Republican National Midterm Convention in Dallas, where several speakers placed faith at the center of their opening-day speeches.

• Female Lindsay Clancy jurors criticized for 'trashing' lone male holdout who wouldn't acquit

  Three female jurors in the Lindsay Clancy trial stoked outrage from many on social media for disparaging the lone male juror who refused to acquit the mother who admitted to strangling her three children to death.

• Scottish Christian missionary Jane Haining, who died at Auschwitz, honored with memorial plaque

  A plaque commemorating the life and sacrifice of Scottish Christian woman, Jane Haining, has been unveiled at Auschwitz.

• Review: ‘The Uprising’ wrestles with God, justice and the cost of revenge

  Paul Greengrass’ “The Uprising” is a blood-soaked investigation into a question Christians have wrestled with for centuries: What happens when flawed human beings become convinced that God is on their side?

• Nigeria extremist abductions surge 153% as violence rises, report warns

  Abductions linked to extremist violence in Nigeria more than doubled in the final three months of 2025, according to a new report warning that insecurity in the country is worsening again after several years of comparatively lower violence.

• NY college faces another lawsuit from Christian club over leadership policy

  Another Christian club is suing a public New York college for refusing to allow the student organization to require that its leaders be practicing Christians.

• Global Methodist Church reports growth in congregations, conferences, holds General Conference in Africa

  More than 1,100 people attended the Global Methodist Church General Conference in Africa, with the theologically conservative denomination reporting considerable growth in number of congregations and regional conferences.

• Megachurch Pastor Delman Coates claims lawyer scammed him out of millions

  The Rev. Delman Coates, senior pastor of Mt. Ennon Baptist Church in Clinton, Maryland, has sued the estate of a Rhode Island attorney and others, alleging he was defrauded of millions of dollars in a real estate lending scheme.

• Southern Mississippi football coach wears 'Christ is King' shirt at pregame event

  The head football coach at the University of Southern Mississippi is weighing on the response he has received after wearing a shirt featuring the words “Christ is King,” insisting that “it was worth it” if it drew people’s attention to Jesus Christ. 

• Biden staffer's group sued for flying mail-order abortion ad over Kentucky fair

  An aerial advertisement for mail-order abortion drugs that flew over the Kentucky State Fair has landed a pro-choice activist organization founded by a former Biden staffer in legal trouble.

• John Cornyn to 'support Republican ticket' despite decision to skip GOP Midterm Convention

  U.S. Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, is expected to support his former opponent, Attorney General Ken Paxton, despite his decision to skip this week’s Republican Midterm Convention in Dallas.

• Hispanic Pentecostals gather in DC to plead 'mercy' as TPS for El Salvador expires

  A group of Hispanic Pentecostal faith leaders gathered at a hotel near the U.S. Capitol on Tuesday to entreat the Trump administration to show mercy toward the families of illegal immigrants and extend the Temporary Protected Status program for about 170,000 Salvadorans, which expires Wednesday.