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The founder of a well-known pro-life organization has gone viral in recent days after reportedly being kicked out of an […]

What started as a woman feeling called to cook breakfast for a handful of friends has turned into a dispute […]

Lawyers for child sex abuse survivor Cindy Clemishire asked the Texas Supreme Court Thursday to review and overturn the Fifth Court of Appeals’ recent dismissal of most of her civil claims in a defamation lawsuit against Gateway Church, its founder and former leader Robert Morris, and other current and former church executives and elders.

A city council in Texas denied a permit Tuesday for a planned LGBT pride event at a local Episcopal church, just one year after the same event was held.

A California bishop with the Syriac Catholic Church is accused of stealing a $200,000 donation meant for a church remodeling project and is now facing a lawsuit.

A Catholic family is fighting Massachusetts for custody of their daughter, alleging that a public school socially transitioned their gender-dysphoric teen without their consent, securing a temporary halt to cross-sex hormone therapy. 

Hours after watching one of their children get baptized at church on Sunday, the joy of Arizona Christian couple Mihail Sabo and Anca Sabo turned to mourning after they discovered that their 5-year-old son, Theo, had died in their hot family car while they celebrated with friends and family at their Peoria home.

A former youth minister with a prominent Northern Virginia church has been indicted on child sex abuse charges.

Oregon officials will allow a Christian mother to adopt after initially denying her application because she refused for religious reasons to embrace LGBT ideology.

An Afghan national living in Texas is now the first “alien terrorist” removed from the United States under a long-dormant special court established under the Clinton administration.

Marlysha Liddell, her husband, Paul, and their daughter, four-year-old Leilani, died Sunday afternoon in a fiery crash on Interstate 66 as they drove home to Manassas, Virginia, after attending church in Washington.

Prosecutors say the vandalism and defacing of a Charlie Kirk statue “will not be tolerated” even as police say there are no updates or arrests in the investigation.

YouTube personality Jesse Ridgway is doubling down on his and his wife Ashley's decision to abort their unborn son after learning he had Down syndrome, blasting critics who condemned the couple and accusing “very devout religious people” of directing “hate” toward them.

An extremely premature baby who was born weighing less than 2 pounds at just 24 weeks and five days gestation nearly a year ago was discharged from North Memorial Health's neonatal intensive care unit in Maple Grove, Minnesota, and now thriving in the care of his thankful parents. 

A surrogate who says she refused to abort a baby diagnosed with a serious heart condition is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to intervene after a Texas judge ruled against the woman in her custody dispute with the California couple who hired her. 

Gabriel Johnson, a Liberian-born pastor living in North Carolina who suffered a stroke while in the custody of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement last month, has left immigration detention and is headed to a rehabilitation hospital offering round-the-clock care.

A trans-identified performance artist tore pages from a Bible and read aloud from the book of Micah during a counter-protest outside New York City Hall on Friday, the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.

A lawsuit filed by parents challenging a Connecticut law that eliminated religious exemptions to school vaccine mandates has been dismissed because a law states that such exemptions are not protected under a longstanding religious freedom law.

Twelve people have been charged in connection with an alleged $10 million fraud scheme involving 12 “ghost daycare centers” in the San Diego area, according to the U.S. Department of Justice, which has dubbed the crackdown “Operation Cradle to Grift.”

Vice President JD Vance is publicly criticizing a prominent United Methodist Church pastor for supporting what he calls an "anti-Christian” drag troupe.

Is Democratic U.S. Senate candidate James Talarico just paying lip service when it comes to his pivot on trans ideology?

A Haitian pastor who was detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and on the verge of being deported was given a last-minute reprieve.

This past week was busy for President Donald Trump as he worked to attract faith voters ahead of the midterms, appointing Evangelical leaders to key religious freedom oversight positions and meeting with spiritual leaders from one of the world's oldest Christian churches. 

A Texas Democrat political action committee has fired an organizer caught on undercover video describing $25 payments to people willing to attend a one-hour anti-Republican Zoom class as "a roundabout way of paying people for their votes."

A high-ranking Trump administration official reportedly voiced concerns about American-led plans to display a bull statue at an upcoming international exhibit over concerns that it resembled a Canaanite deity condemned in the Bible.

An Oregon mother shared the heartbreaking loss of her son and his newlywed bride to a commercial truck driver who was in the U.S. illegally with congressional lawmakers Tuesday. 

Tennessee’s Republican Gov. Bill Lee has proclaimed the final day of Prayer and Fasting of his term as he encourages the residents of his state to join him in seeking God’s grace and wisdom. 

The Republican nominee in the Wisconsin gubernatorial election is praising God after he survived a plane crash Saturday night, expressing gratitude for the thoughts and prayers he has received from his supporters as well as his opponent in the hotly contested race. 

Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., has suggested that churches and family members of refugees could sponsor and fund people's relocations, as he calls for an end to federal welfare benefits for refugees, some of whom remain on benefits long-term.

A photo of disgraced Gateway Church founder Robert Morris on The Texas Public Sex Offender Website showing him with a black eye and split lip is the result of a recent fall that sent him to the emergency room with three broken bones in his face, according to his attorney.

President Donald Trump has nominated Franklin Graham’s daughter, Cissie Graham Lynch, to serve as the U.S. ambassador-at-large for international religious freedom, seeking to fill a key diplomatic post that has lacked a Senate-confirmed ambassador since the beginning of his second term.

Democratic U.S. Senate candidate James Talarico raised eyebrows for readily naming his favorite drag queen during a brief interaction at a campaign event.

Many believe love is simply a matter of feelings, but this article challenges that notion, revealing that lasting love is forged through deliberate actions and conscious choices. 

While in vitro fertilization (IVF) is widely marketed as the primary solution for infertility, this multi-billion dollar industry often bypasses root causes, incurs high costs and presents significant ethical dilemmas regarding embryo destruction. 

The USS Abraham Lincoln’s extended deployment has brought renewed attention to the human cost of war, including fatigue, mental health concerns, supply challenges, and the burden carried by military families. This article reflects on how Christians can support service members, pray for leaders, care for families at home, grieve lives lost, and refuse to grow numb to the cost of conflict.

Benjamin Franklin’s famous warning, "a republic, if you can keep it," underscores the profound and ongoing challenge of sustaining America’s constitutional experiment for each new generation. 

Discover how a reluctant history student’s study abroad trip to the promised land sparked a lifelong passion for connecting Christians to Israel.

Discover why Constitution Day, celebrated on September 17th, is a profoundly important yet often overlooked federal observance that uniquely defines the structure and liberties of the United States.

Pastor Son Hyun-bo’s testimony of worshiping under pressure, first as a young South Korean soldier and later as a pastor facing legal and government challenges, raises an important question for American Christians: what are we doing with the freedom we still have? This article reflects on religious liberty, Christian courage, the persecuted church, and the call to steward freedom faithfully before God.

America's foundational religious freedom, once a broad societal consensus, faces unprecedented challenges today as its meaning is reinterpreted and its public exercise restricted. 

Barna research shows practicing Christians are adopting AI faster than many other groups, even as many still worry about AI misinterpreting Scripture, replacing pastors, or becoming a spiritual authority. This article explores how AI can reshape Christian habits through small decisions, efficiency, and dependence, while offering three practices for using AI with theological discernment, embodied wisdom, and verification.

While social media thrives on nostalgic trends, the article reveals that our innate desire to remember stems from a much deeper, ancient call with profound spiritual implications. 

President Donald Trump warned Friday that the United States may soon strike Iran’s Pickaxe Mountain, a deeply fortified underground site near the Natanz uranium enrichment complex, as tensions over Tehran’s nuclear program continue to sharpen.

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The United States, Britain, France, and Germany are pressing the International Atomic Energy Agency’s Board of Governors to report Iran to the U.N. Security Council, accusing Tehran of violating its nuclear obligations and refusing to fully account for its enriched uranium stockpile.

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared that removing Iran’s ruling regime has become Israel’s “central mission,” telling senior military officials that the goal is now “within reach” as Tehran faces mounting pressure from Israel, the United States, and regional fallout from its terror network.

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A new U.S.-Saudi civilian nuclear agreement could eventually give Riyadh a pathway to enrich uranium up to 20%, raising fresh concerns in Washington over nuclear proliferation in the Middle East, according to a Wall Street Journal exclusive.

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The Israel Defense Forces said Thursday it had completed clearing a strategic Hezbollah underground facility beneath the Ali Taher Ridge in southern Lebanon and was preparing the tunnel complex for demolition.

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Syria has begun destroying chemical weapons materials left behind by the Assad regime, marking the first known destruction process of its kind in the country in roughly a decade, officials told the U.N. Security Council on Thursday.

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U.S. lawmakers are raising fresh concerns that China, Russia and other American adversaries could use electromagnetic pulse weapons to cripple the nation’s electrical grid and critical infrastructure, potentially plunging large portions of the country into darkness.

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The Pentagon is turning to the Cold War-era Defense Production Act to accelerate missile manufacturing and rebuild U.S. weapons stockpiles strained by months of combat operations and years of military assistance to American allies, according to a Washington Times exclusive.

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Tens of thousands of Spaniards poured into streets and public squares across the country Wednesday, protesting the government’s handling of the migrant crisis in Ceuta and demanding stronger protection of Spain’s borders.

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President Donald Trump is preparing an intensive final-month campaign push aimed at helping Republicans win roughly 35 competitive races that could determine control of Congress in the November midterm elections.

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Members of a Christian family of nine say they fear for their lives after being freed through court intervention from a brick kiln in eastern Pakistan following 11 years of alleged forced labor, beatings, threats and severely reduced wages.

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Slovakia’s government of Prime Minister Robert Fico has approved joining an international commission assessing compensation claims stemming from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, despite Moscow reportedly warning that such a move would be considered a “hostile act.”

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More than a dozen members of Serbia’s influential student movement and opposition figures were targeted with sophisticated spyware ahead of parliamentary elections, according to investigators, fueling concerns about government surveillance in what researchers call the country’s largest documented wave of such spying.

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Estonia’s parliament has elected constitutional lawyer and human rights ombudsman Ülle Madise as the Baltic nation’s next president as the country sharply increases defense spending amid concerns about Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

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Hungary’s new government plans to impose an annual wealth tax on the country’s richest residents from next year as authorities widen investigations into billions of Hungarian forints in spending under former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán.

The post Hungary Plans Wealth Tax As Orbán-Era Spending Probes Widen appeared first on Worthy Christian News.

A federal judge on Wednesday blocked the Trump administration from enforcing its latest executive order aimed at limiting birthright citizenship, marking another legal setback in President Donald Trump’s effort to redefine who qualifies as an American citizen at birth.

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Russia secretly assisted Iran in developing advanced supersonic cruise missile technology that could threaten U.S. Navy aircraft carriers and other American military assets in the Middle East, according to a new Financial Times investigation.

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Elon Musk told a G20 innovation summit that humanoid robots could become one of the most disruptive forces in the global economy, predicting that at least 1 billion such machines may be operating within the next 10 years.

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House Republicans forced Democrats into a politically charged vote Wednesday on a proposed constitutional amendment that would permanently limit the U.S. Supreme Court to nine justices, a direct response to renewed progressive calls to expand the court.

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President Donald Trump sought to reassure Israel on Wednesday as renewed fighting between the United States and Iran raised fears of a broader regional escalation, saying Israel “should not worry” and predicting the conflict with Tehran would not last much longer.

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In 1997, employees at a warehouse in Scottsboro, Alabama, uncovered the remains of a four-foot-tall animatronic dwarf in the back of a tractor trailer. The white-haired, radio-controlled puppet, whose name is Hoggle, had last been seen in Jim Henson’s 1986 film Labyrinth. Packed away and lost for nearly a decade, it may not have been Read more...

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“People are always telling you that change is a good thing. All they’re really saying is that something you didn’t want to happen at all has happened,” says Kathleen Kelly, the children’s-bookstore-owner heroine who’s losing her Shop Around the Corner in the classic rom-com You’ve Got Mail. “My store is closing this week. … It’s Read more...

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Around 1 a.m. on June 2, the Israeli military showed up at a six-story apartment building in Ramallah in the West Bank and started smashing down doors, looking for college student Natalie Abudayyeh. On the fourth floor, Natalie and her two roommates, all of whom attended Birzeit University, got dressed after an older woman in Read more...

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This piece was adapted from CT’s books newsletter. Subscribe here. Scott S. Greenberger, The Forsaken Founder: Gouverneur Morris, the Unsung Patriot Who Wrote the Constitution, Stood Up to Slavery, and Survived the Reign of Terror (37 Ink, 2026) “We the people of the United States, in order to form a more perfect union.” Americans recognize these Read more...

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In April, Jamie Powell walked into a hospital room in Changsha, China, with her eldest son and his fiancée. Laying on the hospital bed was her husband, John Sanqiang Cao, gaunt and fighting late-stage prostate cancer that had spread to his spine. The couple had not seen each other face-to-face in nine years—the Chinese government Read more...

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The most unsettling sentence in the Bible about human speech is spoken in a fight. In Matthew 12, the Pharisees have already gone out and “conspired against” Jesus, “how to destroy him” (v. 14, ESV throughout). They have watched him heal a blind and mute man, and concluded, in public, that he is running on Read more...

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James Stewart is returning to the big screen, and director Aaron Burns has a Christian magazine to thank for it. When Burns was researching for Jimmy, his upcoming biopic of the late Hollywood icon, he had plenty of help, including from Stewart’s daughter, Kelly Stewart-Harcourt. While editing, he even had Stewart’s own Academy Award in Read more...

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The Bible movies and TV shows of the past few decades—going back to 1995’s Joseph and 1998’s Prince of Egypt—have tended to cover four basic categories: Genesis, Moses, Saul and David, and Jesus and the disciples. Origin stories, in other words, about the earliest days of Judaism, the Israelite monarchy, and Christianity. On the rare Read more...

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“You have to come check out this church,” my mom excitedly told me. “The pastor reminds me of you. He’s in a wheelchair and full of so much joy!” That day, in my early 20s, was the first time I saw someone like me front and center in a church. It was a wonderful surprise. Read more...

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This piece was adapted from Russell Moore’s newsletter. Subscribe here. Our science fiction movies had it wrong. They always pictured that, when a mad scientist said his creation was now out of his control and the very survival of the species might be at stake, people would either panic in the streets or rally to fight back Read more...

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