All of those things I find right here, sitting on this chair with these precious boys, thanking God for children, and the joy He brings us through them. I met Emily Rimshaw earlier this year when I was speaking at a conference at her church. She told me how refreshed and motivated she was after... Continue Reading

This Washington Post story provides more details about the death of PCA member Brian Carderelli, as well about what happened with his family and church during the days following the slaying. When videographer Brian Carderelli left Kabul three weeks ago to accompany a team of doctors on a medical mission to northern Afghanistan, the 25-year-old... Continue Reading

“I prayed for my students at other schools, but the fact that I can pray with my students allows God to enter the classroom in a way I’ve never experienced anywhere else.” A Liberty University professor and her teenage son were killed in Roanoke, Virginia early Aug. 8 when their car was struck by an... Continue Reading

“…aid workers who knew the IAM team said they were on a mission to provide medical care, not to proselytize, or attempt to convert Muslims to Christianity.” On Sunday evening as members of an international fellowship in Kabul gathered to remember and celebrate the lives of 10 humanitarian aid workers killed during a medical mission... Continue Reading

“I believe if God can touch that sort of person there are many more God is touching, and I think there is hope for Liberia.” Prince Johnson — once a rebel commander in Liberia’s civil war, and a man accused of crimes against humanity — says he has found God. Twenty years ago, Johnson personally... Continue Reading

If the judge agrees with Rifqa Bary, an undocumented immigrant from Sri Lanka, the girl could also receive a special status allowing her to stay in the country. A Columbus, Ohio state juvenile court judge on Tuesday rejected the request of a Christian convert’s Muslim parents to order their daughter to continue chemotherapy for uterine... Continue Reading

Dr. John Currid, Professor at RTS Charlotte, has been teaching at White Oak Associate Presbyterian Church, leading students to get a closer look at the hometown of three of Jesus’ disciples. “You begin to recreate what daily life was like. I think that’s really important,” said Currid, professor of Old Testament at Reformed Theological Seminary... Continue Reading

Dr. Carlos Campo first joined Regent as vice president of academic affairs in 2008. As president, he succeeds Dr. Pat Robertson, the school’s founder and chancellor. Dr. Carlos Campo assumed the top leadership post at Regent University Sunday, becoming eighth president to lead the school and the first Hispanic president of a private Christian college... Continue Reading

Colorado’s evangelical community can barely contain its excitement over the presence of Tebow, who is widely known for his missionary work. Les Shapiro is new to talk radio after spending 25 years as a television sports anchor in Denver. But just a year into his new gig, he and his weekday morning co-host have discovered... Continue Reading

“Religious Views: Christian.” An unusually bold declaration on Facebook from a musician playing Carnegie Hall in New York City, one of classical music’s sacred spots. It’s the end of June, and Leonardo Le San—a 32-year-old pianist and composer who immigrated from Colombia 18 years ago—is preparing for his Carnegie debut. As a teenager he had... Continue Reading