At the GOP midterm convention, pastors boldly proclaimed Jesus as the only way as James Talarico's theology highlighted a growing political and religious divide.

Texas just became the first state to mandate Bible passages as required reading for 5 million public school students.

JD Vance once believed only dumb people were religious. His new book, Communion, exposes a cultural blind spot the Black church has challenged for centuries.

The Amazon MGM documentary Melania posted the strongest opening for a nonfiction film in nearly a decade, aided by unexpected support from rapper Nicki Minaj.

Chrisean Rock gets personal with Pastor Jamal Bryant about her journey of faith on his podcast.

While Essence Magazine may celebrate him as the "Sexiest Man of the Moment 2024," it is Russell Wilson's internal compass, his unwavering spiritual dedication, that truly captivates us at EEW Magazine Online.

Candace Owens, the controversial conservative commentator, has made headlines with her abrupt departure from The Daily Wire and her involvement in a heated debate over the phrase "Christ is King" amidst allegations of antisemitism.

Grammy Award-winning, multi-platinum-selling, and chart-topping musician Dante Bowe says scrutiny from religious people, for a season, drove him away from his Christian faith. But now he’s back and walking in newfound liberty.

Amber Rose Levonchuck, the model and media personality famous for her two-year romance with rapper Kanye West, was brought up Christian, has multiple Christian friends, and has read the Bible “front to back,” and yet she has chosen Atheism.

An analysis published on CNN’s website, written by John Blake, claims that the US is facing a burgeoning White Christian nationalist movement that uses Christian language to cloak sexism and hostility to Black people and non-White immigrants in its quest to create a White Christian America.

The international pop star turned political provocateur says she had a vision of Jesus Christ and is now Christian.

Media mogul Oprah Winfrey who professed Christianity a decade ago often uses her multiple platforms to discuss her faith in Jesus Christ, something she did leading up to the celebration of Christ’s resurrection from the dead this year.

Stand-up comic Jerrod Carmichael comes out as gay in his new HBO special, “Rothaniel”— a revealing look at a conflicted man in search of acceptance while navigating the complexities of religion and sexuality identity.

Mark 8:36 asks a question: “And what do you benefit if you gain the whole world but lose your own soul?” Reality TV star Tamar Braxton seems to have the right answer now, which is, nothing. You gain absolutely nothing at all.

Kanye, a Christian dad, worries that the popular social media app TikTok, which has over 100 million U.S. users, many of them teenagers or young adults, may be harmful for children. So he’s proposing an alternative called “Jesus Tok”.

Donald Trump said during an Ohio stump speech that Democratic presidential hopeful Joe Biden is “against God” and will “hurt God” if elected president in November.

Former NBA star Lamar Odom, who calls himself “a walking miracle” after being found unconscious with a cocktail of drugs in his system in a Nevada brothel in 2015, just told the world he gave his life to Christ. The 39-year-old broke the news on social media about his new life in Christ.

Christian R&B singer Fantasia Barrino is a hard-working woman, but she isn’t so caught up in the industry that she leaves her family behind. In a candid interview, the wife, mother, and Grammy-winning “Holy Ghost” songstress, made it clear that her first ministry is to her family.

For some, it is hard to believe that Kanye West has embraced the gospel and genuinely converted to Christianity. But his pastor confirms that this is, in fact, the real thing. Adam Tyson, senior pastor of Placerita Bible Church, spoke at length about the rapper’s path to Christ.

To those that have expressed anger and outrage toward the judge in the Amber Guyger murder trial for giving the former cop a Bible and a hug, she has something to say. “I don’t understand the anger,” said Judge Tammy Kemp, a Christian, who handed down Guyger’s sentence of 10 years.