In the eyes of the Iranian Islamic regime and their proxies, we are all infidels: Israel, the US and all the west, Jews and Christians alike. We are all legitimate targets. Our collective defeat is their goal.

Christian leaders are condemning President Biden's proclamation of Easter Sunday as "Transgender Day of Visibility," calling it an “insult” to the religious beliefs of millions.

Former President Donald Trump took to social media this week to promote a new leather-bound "God Bless the USA" Bible and warned his supporters that Christians in the United States are “under siege.”

President Biden delivered his State of the Union address Thursday night, speaking for sixty-eight minutes and repeatedly interacting with the gathered members of Congress in a way that's been described as somewhere between "fiery" and "feisty."

On Monday, President Joe Biden signed an executive order promoting women's health research in light of Women's History Month.

A prominent political commentator says Hollywood and the media are attempting to divide the church with the debate over Christian nationalism -- and she is urging believers to pray for one another and “unite in our faith.”

President Biden pledged during his State of the Union speech Thursday to stand for legalized abortion as he asked Americans to send him a Democratic-controlled Congress that would restore the rights guaranteed under Roe v. Wade nationwide.

In tonight's case, some commentators will agree with the president's claim, while others will disagree. Each will try to convince us that their version of reality is our reality. This is because our “post-truth” culture believes that truth is perception. This viewpoint is becoming more dangerous now than at any time in human history.

You want our nation to elect the person who will most likely advance what you consider to be our best future. If you're like many Americans, however, you view our collective good through the prism of your personal good. In one sense, this arrangement is as it should be. In another, it contains the seeds of our national demise...

Mitch McConnell, the U.S. senator who entered Congress during the Reagan Revolution and then helped transform the U.S. Supreme Court three decades later during the Trump years, announced Wednesday he is stepping down as leader of the Senate Republican conference effective November.

On Monday, Rep. Cory Mills (R-FL) announced that he successfully evacuated another group of Americans stranded in Haiti and denounced the Biden administration for not taking action.

A majority of Americans are in favor of constructing a wall at the U.S. southern border amid a surge in immigration, according to a recent Gallup poll.

Dr. Brian Williams' entire life changed in the summer of 2016 as a trauma surgeon working in Dallas, Texas. Williams, who has spent his entire life in medicine taking care of people, saw his life take a turn when five Dallas police officers were gunned down that evening on the streets of downtown.

House Bill 4876 authorizes the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS) to intervene and potentially remove children from their biological parents under the new definition of an “abused child."

Three years after the state of Indiana removed a child from the home of two Christian parents over a disagreement about gender identity, the family is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to intervene.

God and Country? (PG-13), released this month, “takes a closer look at the dangerous implications” of Christian nationalism and “explores how a base of Christians has radically stoked a movement erasing the line between Church and State,” its website advertises. Rob Reiner is a producer.

Pastor and author John MacArthur criticized the concept of Christian nationalism, telling his congregation the “responsibility of the church is not to advance the kingdom of this world.”

Former president Donald Trump spoke Thursday at the National Religious Broadcasters convention, saying he will protect religious liberty if he regains the White House. The NRB invited all the candidates, including President Biden.

God values all life. While many misconceptions are circulating in our lost and broken world, God tells us life begins with formation in the womb (Psalms 139:13-16, Jeremian 1:5, Luke 1:41-43).

In a day and time in which the American people say they want their politicians to be courageous, Lankford was exactly that courageous in standing up and telling the truth along with being able to confront Former President Trump, who many in the party fear and are willing to back down because of any comment that he may make against an issue.

An old adage states there are two things a polite conversation never includes—religion and politics. But in the past forty-five years, religion and politics have meshed to the point of syncretism. Political ideals have replaced many Christians' zeal for the Lord with fervor for a Christian nation via politics. At what point does politics become an idol, and what are the warning signs this is happening?What Event Spurred Christians to Pay More Attention to Politics?The Christian Post reports on the Moral Majority, “Founded by the Rev. Jerry Falwell in 1979, the Moral Majority advocated for conservative positions on issues like abortion, homosexuality, and school vouchers. It also helped millions of Christians register to vote.” The organization gave rise to the impetus that Christians who engage in politics, both as candidates and supporters, are honoring to God because Christians will bring a moral rightness to a largely secular civil realm.Photo credit: ©Getty Images/natasaadzic

Florida governor Ron DeSantis has announced that he has dropped out of the 2024 presidential race and will now endorse former presidential Donald Trump.

An influential group of black megachurch pastors urged President Joe Biden to call for a ceasefire in Gaza amid the ongoing war between Israel and Hamas. "For them to call for a ceasefire is Mr. Putin's message," Rep. Nance Pelosi told CNN.

Former President Donald Trump has won the Republican primary Tuesday night in New Hampshire.

Whom should we blame for the confusing state of American politics? Christians. But not for the reasons you might think.