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The Devil goes missing: why aren't we talking about demonic activity?
When I was teaching mathematics at Winchester College or at theological college, the idea of deliverance, and indeed of the Devil, seemed distinctly medieval.
Trump's first budget tells the world about his priorities
President Donald Trump will ask the US Congress for dramatic cuts to many federal programmes as he seeks to bulk up defence spending, start building a wall on the border with Mexico and spend more money deporting illegal immigrants.
Colton Dixon's new album 'Identity' set for March 24 release; singer seeks to challenge Christians to reassess their lives
With his brand-new album called "Identity" set for release, "American Idol" alum Colton Dixon is hoping that people will listen to it and be inspired to reflect on their personal lives, focusing on what really matters to them.
Kirk Cameron to host Season 2 of Christian game show 'National Bible Bee', says he's always been a fan of the show
"Growing Pains" star Kirk Cameron has taken on a new role. This time, he will be the host of Season 2 of "The National Bible Bee Game Show," a competition that highlights kids' Bible memorisation skills.
Christians denied vital aid as famine sweeps sub-Saharan Africa
Christians in Sub-Saharan Africa are being denied access to vital aid as a famine affecting millions sweeps across the region.
Trump's travel ban in chaos as it is blocked by federal judge and new figures show more Muslims than Christians are entering US
As Donald Trump's new immigration executive order goes into effect today, it has emerged that a total of 2,466 refugees from the remaining six countries on his 'travel ban' have resettled in the US since Trump became president.
'Gay moment' in Beauty and the Beast will mean boycott, claims conservative group
A conservative Christian group says its supporters are far less likely to see a hit movie than they would have been because of a passing reference to homosexuality.
UK will not ban religious symbols at work, insists Theresa May after EU court ruling
Theresa May has insisted the government will not enforce a hijab ban after an EU court ruled that employers can ban workers from wearing religious symbols.
Franklin Graham lashes out at Snoop Dogg over 'vulgar' Donald Trump video
Rapper Snoop Dogg created an uproar when he released his "Lavender" music video which shows him and a cast of clowns disrespecting U.S. President Donald Trump.
Church of Joseph Duggar's girlfriend draws flak for spreading message that 'there are no such things as homosexuals'
"Counting On" star Joseph Duggar, 22, recently announced his courtship with Kendra Caldwell, 18, much to the delight of fans.
The one spiritual practice that will boost our marriage today
Listening is not just a natural process. It is a spiritual discipline of laying down our selfish flesh to be able to value God's command to love others.
6 Bible passages that will keep us from abusing God's grace
Here are six scriptures that we must take into heart and mind so that we will take God's grace not as an excuse to remain in sin and abuse God's generosity.
Is it ever OK for Christian kids to dishonour their parents?
God wants all children to be like Christ. Here's one way that could be done.
Should Christians support ungodly leadership?
The issue of submission is a very simple one. The Bible commands us to submit to God, who alone should have the ultimate authority in our lives. Many Christians, however, make the mistake of equating the word "submit" to "support." I hope to help clarify.
Artist apologises for road sign that was feared to be an anti-Jewish hate crime
An artist has apologised for a road sign which caused offence in London's Jewish community because it was interpeted as meaning 'Beware of the Jew'.
Plea to find adoptive family for 5 siblings who go to church and want to stay together goes viral
When a newspaper in the United States printed a "Family wanted" appeal for five siblings this weekend, it did not expect anything unusual would happen.