After I heard the news that Islamic terrorists had killed more than 72 people in a public park in Lahore, Pakistan, last Sunday, I called my friend “Faisal” (not his real name) to grieve with him. Faisal is a Pakistani Christian who has lived in the United States for several years. He has friends who live near the Gulshan-e-Iqbal Park, a normally cheerful place where an unidentified killer detonated a bomb with the specific goal of slaughtering Christians during the Easter holiday.

Mark L. Williams, general overseer of the Church of God, joined a chorus of Christian voices on Monday condemning Easter Sunday’s attack against Christians celebrating Resurrection Day in Lahore, Pakistan, that claimed the lives of 72 people—mostly women and children—and wounded 340 others.

Ratio Christi Campus Apologetics Alliance is glad to announce a ministry partnership with Pure Flix Entertainment in promoting the movie God’s Not Dead 2, which opens in theatres across the United States on Friday, April 1, 2016. Ratio Christi endorsed the first God’s Not Dead in 2014 because the film was so closely related to its college campus ministry and is now pleased to partner with this sequel.

The Foundation for Moral Law, an Alabama legal defense organization dedicated to the defense of constitutional rights and traditional values, announced its opposition to Governor Deal’s recent veto of Georgia’s proposed religious freedom bill.

Why is it that so many Christians struggle to find meaning in who they are and why they were created? It all links back to how we view God’s plan. For years, Christians have seen the gospel as two fold – we are sinners (Fall) and sinners need a savior (Redemption) – but what if there was more to God’s story?

A proposed amendment to the Minutes of the International General Assembly would open membership to ordained ministers as well as ordained bishops to participate in the General Council at the Church of God International General Assembly.

A stranger called saying she thought she had our grandchildren. Their drug addicted mother left the toddlers with the caller to run an errand and never returned. It had been two days.

There has been a movement the past four decades among various segments of the body of Christ towards embracing the way of Jesus and the apostles as found in the first-century church.

Bill Donohue comments on the death of Mother Angelica: