Faith & Church
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Suicide Among Teen Girls Is Rising
The gender gap in teenage suicide is narrowing, showing an alarming increase in suicides among girls. The suicide death rates of boys and girls ages 10-14 almost evened out between 2018-2024, Axios reported last week. Previously, data showed boys experienced the highest suicide death rates,…
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America’s Last Soldier Has Left Iraq – But Is Babylon’s Story Just Beginning?
After more than two decades of American military involvement, the final U.S. forces have departed Iraq. The withdrawal closes another remarkable chapter that began with the overthrow of Saddam Hussein in 2003, continued through America’s first withdrawal in 2011, and reopened when ISIS conquered huge…
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Experts: American Church Must Wake Up to Dangers of Islam
America’s growing embrace of politicized Islam is “perplexing” to those with first-hand experience of its oppressive system, confessed Pastor Shahram Hadian, an Iranian Christian convert from Islam, at Family Research Council’s 2026 Pray Vote Stand Summit. “America is trying to give it a hug. We’re…
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Outcry Grows over Canada’s 100,000 and Counting ‘Assistance in Dying’ Killings
Following the death of a beloved grandmother who was killed without her consent through Canada’s government-run assisted suicide program, public outcry is building against the 10-year-old scheme that has killed over 100,000 Canadians. In July, the family of 83-year-old Brigitte Stegemann, an assisted living resident…
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Britain’s Quiet Revival? Young Men Are Defying The Secular Trend
Britain has spent decades becoming one of the West’s great laboratories of secularization. Church attendance declined. Christian identification fell. Historic churches struggled to fill their pews. Younger generations were widely assumed to be moving steadily away from organized religion altogether. But something increasingly difficult to…
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The Interfaith Gospel: When Religious Unity Comes At The Expense Of Truth
Something remarkable happened inside a Catholic Mass in Belgium this month. During the September 16 opening Mass for the academic year at KU Leuven, a Catholic university, verses from the Qur’an were chanted in Arabic inside St. Peter’s Church. Archbishop Luc Terlinden, president of the…
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The Pick-And-Choose Bible: A Generation Wants Scripture Without Its Authority
Something strange is happening among America’s younger Christians. They haven’t necessarily abandoned the Bible. Many are still attending church. Some are reading Scripture with renewed interest. They may quote it, discuss it, post verses from it and describe it as important to their faith. But…
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Worship At Your Own Risk: Christianity Under Pressure Across The Muslim World
For millions of Christians, Sunday worship begins with a question most Americans have never had to ask: What could happen to me if someone discovers I am here? Will the police come? Will the church be closed? Will my Bible be confiscated? Could I lose…
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AI And The Coming Argument For A One-World Government
For generations, Christians reading biblical prophecy have wrestled with a basic practical question: How could the nations of the world ever surrender enough sovereignty for anything resembling a truly global system of government to emerge? Perhaps the answer isn’t that humanity will suddenly fall in…
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Witches Are Finding Jesus While Liberal Churches Are Reinventing Him
Something strange is happening in America’s spiritual landscape. Witchcraft, tarot, paganism and occult spirituality have moved out of the shadows and into the mainstream. Social media is filled with tarot readings. Online marketplaces sell spells and curses. Hollywood increasingly presents witches as sympathetic, empowered spiritual…
