Steve Jordahl

According to the Book of Romans, God works all things together for good for those who love him and are called according to his purpose (8:28). If you doubt that, the story of Madeline Rose Crawford might help you believe.

An expert thinks it may surprise some to learn that causing climate hysteria wasn't the original intent.

What's left of the United Methodist Church has chosen its first African American woman president, and she's expected to help officially usher in the liberals' long-awaited amendments to the Book of Discipline.

The House of Representatives of the State of Mississippi passed a resolution last week honoring the life and legacy of a native son who became a Methodist pastor – and went on to impact an entire nation.

Catholic leaders say people like President Biden like to tout their Catholic faith when votes and money are at stake.

Anti-Israel activism on college campuses is getting out of hand and causing more Jewish students to feel unsafe at their schools. A Baptist pastor says it's all because people are uninformed and easily swayed.

Christian leaders agree that evangelicals are well aware of what's at stake this November.

A Christian who sees current events through the lens of the Bible is shocked that Palestinian athletes will be represented at the Olympics in Paris this July.

Meeting this week at their General Conference, rainbow flag-waving United Methodists claim they are freeing their denomination from sexual sins in the name of tolerance and progress.

A former state representative says Louisiana's capital city will continue to lose money and residents as long as its poor management continues.