Christian Post

• The spiritual menu: Why Christ isn't a choice

  Take mindfulness from Buddhism, virtue from Stoicism, meaning from Christianity. It sounds humble — but someone still has to decide which pieces make the cut. Colossians has an answer for who that should be.

• 5-pound baby survives a toilet birth — and abortion pill suppliers walk free

  "Inside, a tiny five-pound baby floated quietly in the bathroom toilet, barely alive." A shocking Durham, North Carolina case is raising new questions about mail-order abortion pills, state law, and who's responsible when things go wrong.

• The world finally noticed Nigeria's persecuted Christians. Why hasn't anything changed?

  For years, we begged the world to notice the persecution of Christians in Northern Nigeria. Now it has — but the violence is only getting worse.

• Lindsay Clancy prosecutor's mortal sin question sparked 'collective gasp' in court: report

  A prosecutor in the Lindsay Clancy trial is facing criticism for questioning the defendant’s mother-in-law about mortal sin and her Catholic faith, a moment that reportedly left the courtroom stunned. 

• 5 highlights from primary elections in Florida, Wyoming and Alaska

  With primary election season winding down, Tuesday’s primaries produced another Democratic primary victory for a progressive candidate seeking statewide office, while a lawmaker under investigation for reported misconduct with women lost his primary. In Alaska, two candidates with the same name could face off in the general election.

• Pakistan Supreme Court acquits 3 in burning death of Christian couple

  Pakistan’s Supreme Court released details on the acquittal of three Muslims sentenced to death for the 2014 murder of a Christian couple they burned alive. 

• Mark Driscoll discusses whether obese pastors should be disqualified from ministry

  Citing Titus 1 and 1 Timothy 3, Pastor Mark Driscoll, who leads Trinity Church in Scottsdale, Arizona, recently addressed whether obesity should disqualify pastors from ministry.

• Church raids and the law: A look at federal investigation into Greg Locke

  Federal investigations of churches and ministries are typically launched for three reasons.

• Former Catholic priest charged with stealing over $740K from churches, his mother

  A former priest with the Ukrainian Catholic Church has been charged with stealing over $740,000 from churches, the Knights of Columbus, and even his own mother.

• Nigerian Christian, Muslim leaders sign peace accord ahead of 2027 election

  More than 50 Christian and Muslim leaders in Nigeria have signed a peace accord aimed at promoting religious harmony and countering hate speech and extremism, as the country prepares for a closely watched 2027 election.

• Navy SEAL who rescued 9/11 victims reflects on ‘gratitude’ 25 years later

  A retired Navy SEAL who helped rescue people from the Pentagon on Sept. 11, 2001, says revisiting the terrorist attacks 25 years later has left him with overwhelming gratitude for the life he was given and the people he was able to help save.

• Circuit court rules against priest in Russian Orthodox Church bishop election dispute

  A federal appeals court panel has ruled against a former Orthodox priest who claimed that denominational officials and others wrongfully blocked him from being made a bishop.

• Hundreds to attend ecumenical gathering on AI, human agency: ‘Great potential for good and harm’

  Two agencies of The United Methodist Church are hosting an ecumenical gathering on how churches should respond to AI, with hundreds expected to attend in-person and virtually.

• Pastor Jamal Bryant to lead national prayer rally for Nolan Wells

  Megachurch Pastor Jamal Bryant is set to lead a national prayer rally for Nolan Wells in Mississippi on Wednesday, more than a month after the beloved 18-year-old student-athlete was found dead near Horn Island off the Mississippi Gulf Coast last month.

• Child Evangelism Fellowship fires state director charged with distributing child porn

  Child Evangelism Fellowship of Vermont has fired its state director after he was charged with allegedly distributing child sex abuse material.

• Custodians facing disciplinary action after Renaissance artworks nabbed in Sicilian museum heist

  Disciplinary proceedings are expected against several custodians present during a theft at the Museo Regionale di Messina (MuMe), which ended with thieves stealing four works attributed to the 15th-century Italian Renaissance painter Antonello da Messina.

• Former ABC News correspondent says 'hero' Fauci linked to 'heavy hand of censorship' over COVID lab leak report

  A former ABC News correspondent who once claimed during his network’s coverage of the coronavirus that “vaccines were proof of God’s love” for many Christians says the network significantly edited a story about the origin of COVID-19.

• Don't put on a happy face: Be honest with the Lord if you want real comfort

  The comfort in 2 Corinthians requires full acknowledgment of suffering and the fear of death.

• What my father's death taught me about real gratitude

  We live in an age that's made an idol of the self.

• No, sister, you don’t have a ‘Jezebel spirit’

  How did this name become an insult applied to any woman wrongly accused of transgressing a norm?