On America's 250th birthday, one Black Christian woman refuses to choose between historical honesty and genuine gratitude. A literary essay.

Tony Dungy challenges Kamala Harris' stance on faith and abortion, sparking a public debate.

Gospel singer Dianna Hobbs returns with her new single after overcoming a traumatic brain injury.

Jonathan Evans addresses the Oak Cliff Bible Fellowship about his father, Dr. Tony Evans, stepping back from ministry due to past sin.

Feeling fearful? Incapable? Like you can’t do it? 36-year-old Christian athlete Allyson Felix is telling moms to go for it—whatever it is for you—anyway.

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.

Dianna Hobbs, founder of Empowering Everyday Women, a nonprofit organization, revealed that she was diagnosed with aphasia in 2019 after sustaining a brain injury—something her husband, Kenya Hobbs, reminded her of after reading Bruce Willis’s story.

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.

Sherri Shepherd, former co-host of “The View,” shared a deeply personal journal entry from July 2007, written approximately two months before accepting her new role and being formally introduced to millions of viewers.

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.

Award-winning Christian actress Taraji P. Henson recently shared personal beauty secrets with Vogue and talked about how God’s hand shaped her career. “I would’ve gone into cosmetology, and I think God intervened, because I was a year late for enrollment,” said the 49-year-old CEO.

American Bible Society is getting involved with the Year of the Bible campaign, a Bible-engagement initiative beginning in January that will kick off a 2020 global media campaign to increase Bible readership for millions of individuals around the world.

On Dec. 1, First Lady Lois Evans celebrated her 70th birthday surrounded by loved ones. Despite her ongoing battle with cancer, she is a fierce and fabulous warrior, living her best life and defying doctors’ expectations. Would we expect anything less of this faith-filled queen?

Globally, people are fighting worry, anxiousness, and fear, and they are turning to the Bible for help to overcome these things. So it isn’t that surprising that, according to YouVersion Bible app, around the world, the Bible verse most engaged with throughout the year is about worry.

New research shows, over the last decade, the share of Americans who say they attend religious services at least once or twice a month dropped by 7 percentage points, while the share who say they attend religious services less often — if at all — rose by the same degree.

A 30-year-old New Orleans Saints linebacker is rejoicing because he won’t have to pay a hefty fine to the NFL for wearing a “Man of God” headband. Demario Davis ecstatically announced the good news on social media that the $7,017 penalty has been waived.

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.

Christian wife and mother Allyson Felix has done something remarkable—sailed past Usain Bolt’s record with her own record-shattering 12th gold medal at worlds. This triumph in mixed relay has catapulted the 33-year-old to new heights in her athletic career and inspired us all in the process!

When many in the music industry blur the lines between the sacred and the secular, Christian rapper Kanye West is making a clear distinction. The 42-year-old, who is slated to release his first gospel album titled Jesus Is King, has announced that, going forward, he will no longer make “secular” music.