Family Rewards USA has announced the beginning of a program that will enable Ministries, Churches, Christian organizations and individuals to grow both spiritually and financially.

When pastors fail, when they’re hurting, who do they turn to? Most feel that they can’t go to anyone for fear of what may be said in their congregation. They silently suffer because they are afraid of the consequences of telling others what is really going on with them. They don’t tell their spouses for fear of what it will do to their family. They don’t tell professionals because they feel like they’re supposed to rely on God alone.

It’s no secret that millennials aren’t exactly flocking to churches these days. There are theories and statistics, but the fact remains the same: Our churches aren’t a place millennials tend to call home.

The Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals in Chicago heard oral argument in the housing allowance case (Freedom From Religion Foundation vs. Lew) on Tuesday, September 9, 2014.

The breakthrough new book “Prayer at Full Throttle” rocketed into Amazon’s Best Seller category. This refreshing new look at prayer benefits the reader by presenting God as a “powerful best friend” as opposed to a religion, breaks the reader free from their fear of what other people think, then redirects them onto the path they were designed and built for, which is the path where miracles will begin to happen. The book includes photos to prove it.

Penn State University has decided to remove Bibles from guest rooms after receiving a complaint from Freedom From Religion Foundation.

Prayers to honor God and lift up America were offered on Patriot Day in New York last week as dozens of Christians traveled to the site of the worst terrorist attack in U.S. history.

Carlton Hughes, a children’s pastor in Kentucky, relays his testimony about his experience with the well-known benevolent charity, Operation Christmas Child, and the effect a smaller church can have on their community.

Football players at Arkansas State University were ordered to either remove a Christian cross decal from their helmets or modify it into a mathematical sign after a Jonesboro attorney complained that the image violated the U.S. Constitution.