Early Baptists Weren’t a Voting Bloc
Despite what historians have assumed, Baptists in the early U.S. were diverse in their voting habits and skeptical of political parties.
Your Rights as a Christian in a Public School in 2023
As the school year begins, many parents, students, teachers, and coaches have questions about what they’re legally allowed to do in relation to their Christian faith. Here are the basic rights of Christians in public schools.
Appeal for Religious Liberty to a Culture Embracing Pride Month
Non-Christians often view opposition to the revolution in human sexuality as a conservatism they can defeat through enough activism and pressure.
Christians on the Run in Sudan
‘Whatever the church in Sudan goes through is allowed by God because he wants to see a stronger church.’
The FAQs: Supreme Court Hears Oral Arguments in Christian Mailman’s Case
On Tuesday, the U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments in a significant religious liberty case that involves religious accommodations for a postal worker who refused to work on Sundays. Here’s what you should know about that case and why it matters.
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