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Christian Athletes and Entertainers Reshape Cultural Landscape Through Public Faith

By more than a three-to-one margin, Americans believe professional sports players have more influence on society than do faith leaders. Overall, about two-thirds of Americans (64%) say they think pro athletes have more influence in American society today than do professional faith leaders (19%).

Christians Lead Growing Movement for Climate Action and Environmental Stewardship

As stated in Psalm 24:1, "The earth is the Lord's, and all its fullness, the world and those who dwell therein." Christians, of all people, understand that we do not own the world in which we live.

Faith-Based Cinema Experiencing Major Renaissance in 2025

"The Chosen" continues its unprecedented success with Season 5 anticipated to be released in June 2025, focusing on the events leading up to Jesus' Last Supper, death, and resurrection.

Religious Freedom Takes Center Stage in Supreme Court's Spring Docket

The Supreme Court's decisions, expected by the end of June, will likely influence religious freedom debates across the nation for years to come.

Pope Leo XIV Charts New Course on Christian Unity While Honoring Francis's Legacy

Pope Leo also highlighted the "growing commitment to dialogue and fraternity" that marks relations between the Catholic Church and Muslims, saying an approach based on "mutual respect and freedom of conscience" is "a solid basis for building bridges between our communities"

Christian Leaders Unite at European Congress on Evangelism, Rally Support for Ukraine Amid Global Conflicts

The congress focused on the theme of Romans 1:16 — "being unashamed of the Gospel of Jesus Christ." Franklin Graham challenged attendees: "Don't be ashamed of the Gospel. Declare it! Proclaim it! Shout it! There is Holy Spirit-filled power when we preach it".

Christianity's Decline in U.S. Shows Signs of Leveling Off, Major Study Finds

The rise of religiously unaffiliated Americans — often called "nones" — has also plateaued. 29% of adults now identify as having no religion, up from 16% in 2007, but this figure has remained steady since around 2020.

Contemporary Christian-Muslim Dialogue Faces New Challenges Amid Changing Global Landscape

There is "a history of Muslims, Jews, Christians, and other religious traditions living together in a pluralistic society" in places like medieval Córdoba, but modern political and social contexts create new barriers.

Global Missions Face Urgent Task: 3.4 Billion Still Unreached by the Gospel

Over 6,000 of these unreached people groups are located inside the 10/40 Window, a rectangular area spanning from West Africa to East Asia between 10 and 40 degrees north latitude.

Churches Navigate AI Revolution with Caution and Hope as Technology Transforms Ministry

Bible Answers AI: An artificial intelligence platform that uses advanced technology to answer Christian-related inquiries. Bible Answers AI helps a church improve its educational and outreach capacities by responding quickly and accurately to congregational questions regarding faith, scripture.

Ancient Hebrew Curse Tablet Discovery at Mt. Ebal Sparks Biblical Archaeology Debate

According to the research team, the Mt. Ebal tablet is a type of legal text, which threatens curses upon individuals who transgress a covenant. They connect it directly to the covenant renewal ceremony on Mt. Ebal, described in Deuteronomy 27 and Joshua.

Trump Reinstates Travel Ban Targeting Countries With Severe Religious Freedom Violations

Trump said the move was needed to protect against "foreign terrorists" and other security threats. The White House emphasized national security concerns in justifying the renewed restrictions, which also include partial bans on seven additional countries.

National Association of Realtors Revises Hate Speech Rule After Pastor's Bible Verse Case

The revised rule clarifies that the organization can only regulate speech in a Realtor's professional capacity — not when they are off the clock. This modification addresses concerns that the original 2020 hate speech provision was too broad in scope and infringed on members' constitutional rights.

Churches Worldwide Unite in Pentecost Celebrations as Millions Mark the Descent of the Holy Spirit

In London, Anglican parishes organized food distribution drives, while Orthodox churches in Eastern Europe held special prayer services for global peace and reconciliation.

Community of Christ Concludes Historic World Conference with Leadership Transition

The conference, themed "Hope Is Here," celebrated President Steve Veazey's twenty years of courageous, visionary leadership as he prepares for retirement after serving as prophet-president since 2005.

Understanding the Christian Calendar and Sacred Seasons: A Guide to Liturgical Time

As of June 7, 2025, the Christian church is in the season of Ordinary Time, which begins on June 9, 2025 and ends on November 29, 2025. The beginning of the month of June concludes the liturgical season of Easter, with Pentecost celebrated on June 8.

Over 87,000 Bibles in 22 languages will be distributed to offer the hope of Jesus to families receiving surgical care at a global network of children's hospitals

Languages include major world languages such as Spanish, Mandarin, Arabic, French, and Portuguese, as well as regional languages specific to hospital locations.

White House Declares June No Longer LGBT Pride Month

While maintaining that the president serves "all Americans," the White House has signaled it will not continue the formal recognition that has become standard practice over the past three decades.

'Illegal to Mention God': Cuban Pastors Face Eight Years in Prison

The Assemblies of God denomination is legally recognized in Cuba, making the charges against the pastors particularly concerning to international observers.