Category: Religious Freedom

The most important skill you can teach your teen is the renewing of his mind. The mistake many parents make is to try to renew their teen’s mind for him. Renewing the mind is a day-to-day process of thinking biblically.

Never much a part of my earlier years, this consistent gratitude keeps me aware of how small so many problems are when compared to the sheer beauty and power of a beating heart and a drawn breath. Part of me regrets all those years I lived without deep gratitude, but I’m grateful that this gift appeared at all. It has made me kinder, less inclined to judgment, and much more optimistic about the future than some of my friends and family members.

“The United States cannot stand by while such atrocities are happening in Nigeria, and numerous other Countries,” Trump continued. “We stand ready, willing, and able to save our Great Christian population around the World!”

In the aftermath of Charlie Kirk’s tragic death, we saw many people return to church, ask about Jesus and the Bible, and even take to social media to express their heartfelt longings amid their despair. Tragedy can often move individuals in unique and transformative ways.

A Houston-area school district is facing a lawsuit after refusing to display the Ten Commandments in its classrooms as ordered by a new state law. Attorney General Paxton announced the lawsuit in a press release on Friday after the Galveston Independent School Board voted to delay displaying the posters until legal challenges were decided in court.

About a month ago, Asbury and fellow Christian singer-songwriter Forrest Frank teased the idea of faith-based halftime show to take place at the same time as the NFL’s Super Bowl halftime program featuring Bad Bunny, a Puerto Rican rapper known for his sexually explicit lyrics.

On Saturday, the Nigerian government was caught off guard by a post on Truth Social from U.S. President Donald Trump. No doubt Nigerian Christians are heartened to hear that the president of the United States sees their plight, even while much of the world deliberately turns a blind eye.

President Donald Trump is taking action against Nigeria to combat the ongoing Islamist persecution of Christians in the west African country. Trump announced Friday he is designating Nigeria a “country of particular concern” and urged Republican lawmakers to take further action to address the mass slaughter of Christians in Nigeria.