Recovery ministries try to help as people give up and give in.

A mistaken raid by Chicago cops sent me on a long path toward redemption.

Dirk Obbink has lost a federal lawsuit over the fraudulent sale of Gospel fragments.

My journey from life on the streets to life in Christ.

How God used a stiff prison sentence and a church invitation to rescue me from a downward spiral of guns, drugs, and despair.

Embezzlement, drug use, and other crimes go up when church attendance goes down.

Christian ministries are concerned about the Biden administration’s efforts to expand a Trump program of scanning letters.

The Wheaton alumnus allegedly stopped paying his victim.

This episode teaches us to revel in the idea of “being born for this” and to take charge of our opportunities with a great conversation with Ambassador Sujay Johnson Cook.

Oregon lawsuit sought to hold national organization liable for crimes committed in a Royal Rangers program in the 1980s.

Twenty years after terrorist attack, the spiritual needs of survivors continue.

A South Georgia prosecutor is considering whether two Baptists were killed because they were Black.

Nearby congregations offer snacks and spiritual care to those tasked with “bringing order to the chaos.”

Human justice may achieve accountability, and perhaps even recompense, but rarely real restoration.

Full justice will come when Jesus returns. In the meantime, we fight for a “foretaste of glory divine.”

The spiritual care ministry finds itself responding to more situations of “civil unrest” following recent shootings and police killings.

Advocating for prisoner vaccinations is a political issue, but it doesn’t have to be a partisan one.

Police say “it is by the grace of God” that the shooter didn’t strike anyone at the historic Episcopal cathedral.

正如黑人基督徒們早已明白的，新約聖經對治安執法有很充分的神學教導。