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A California woman recently credited Jesus for giving her the strength to walk away from drug abuse and alcohol addiction, promiscuity, and prostitution. In an interview with Delafé Testimonies, Whitney Harris said she was raised in a Christian home with two parents as missionaries. However, when she turned 12, she started resenting Christianity. Because of…

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Avid Chick-fil-A fans were recently served yet another reason to love the iconic fast food brand, as former CEO Dan Cathy spoke in-depth about the company’s quest to “glorify God.” Cathy, now chair of the board after his son Andrew Truett Cathy became CEO in 2021, told Chief Executive magazine why he decided to double down on…

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Apologist, author, and radio host Dr. Michael Brown is convinced some Christians today are improperly conflating politics and the Gospel. “I agree that we’re dealing with existential issues,” Brown recently said during an appearance on CBN’s “Faith vs. Culture.” “I agree that [there’s a] battle for life … the battle for family, international issues, Israel…

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A legal group that advocates for atheists, agnostics, and nontheists are calling for an investigation into an Alabama teacher after she incorporated a coloring book picture of Jesus accompanied by a Scripture passage into a lesson plan. Freedom From Religion Foundation, a Wisconsin-based nonprofit organization that advocates for a strict separation of church and state,…

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Easter egg hunts have become a big part of celebrating the holiday. Children across the country run around, looking for bright eggs with sweet surprises inside. However, one Pennsylvania city has a problem calling it an “Easter egg hunt.” The city of Easton, Pennsylvania, has reportedly dropped the word “Easter” from promotions for its holiday…
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