Francis Chan has revealed that after 30 years of praying for his best friend to find Jesus Christ, he was finally able to baptize him into the faith a couple of years ago. Read more

In interviews with The Christian Post, three well-known pastors discuss the dangers of “celebrity culture” within the Church and how the Body of Christ should address this relatively new phenomenon. Read more

After coming under heavy criticism from members of the black community for meeting with President Donald Trump to discuss prison reform and urban job creation, Pastor John Gray continued his push for change Wednesday when he gathered with several high-profile megachurch pastors to see how churches can lead the healing of the nation’s racial divide. Read more

The head of The Episcopal Church has said that he’s deciding on what actions to take after the bishop of a New York State-based diocese has refused to officiate same-sex wedding ceremonies. Read more

Will Graham, grandson of the late evangelist Billy Graham, has urged Christians to help victims of the California wildfires, arguing that believers “should be the first ones to be responding because we represent the King of Kings and the Lord of Lords.” Read more

New research reveals that while pastors routinely face questions about sexuality issues, particularly areas of pain and brokenness, few feel qualified to speak to them. Read more

Christian music writer Kurt Kaiser, whose six-decade career of songwriting included popular spiritual songs like “Pass It On” and “Oh How He Loves You And Me,” has passed away after a lengthy illness. He was 83 years old. Read more

Best-selling author Dr. Kenneth Ulmer shares how parents can fight “the demonic hierarchy that targets our children” and replace generational curses with important blessings for the family in his new book, Passing the Generation Blessing: Speak Life, Shape Destinies. Read more

Astrophysicist Hugh Ross of the Christian apologetics group Reasons to Believe has recently tackled the question of who or what created God. Read more

Congregations should practice church discipline for staff and members, says a theology professor who believes the practice is “meant to produce joy.” Read more