The persecution of Christians in Nigeria represents one of the most severe ongoing crises of faith-based violence in the modern world, yet it has often received only fleeting attention from mainstream media. As the global Church—particularly in the West—and people of faith worldwide reflect on the command to "love your neighbor" (Mark 12:31) and stand with the suffering body of Christ (1 Corinthians 12:26), urgent, tangible support is not optional but a moral imperative.

Family films built around a message often forget the first rule of cinema. Audiences come for a story, not a sermon.

The House Committee on the Judiciary recently held a hearing examining the Southern Poverty Law Center's (SPLC) role in fomenting division and hate in America. Once revered as a bulwark against extremism, the SPLC now faces sharp criticism for straying from its original mission.

In the world but not of it: The Church called to impact culture, not conform to it. WASHINGTON / May 18, 2026 / BPALiveWire - As I have progressed and grown as a Christian, I have come to understand the differences between the culture and the church. The contrasts are stark. From what is prioritized, to how each says we should conduct ourselves, to how each says we should treat our enemies, it is night and day. Let's talk about the church's role in changing this world. When J

As a believer, apps like TikTok, Instagram and X have the capability to really hurt or really help a walk with Christ. They shape how believers see God, community and personal worth. They help in a sense that great faith based content can appear and allow people to grow in an online community and fellowship. They can hurt in the sense that it is easy to spend more time on the apps than necessary and potentially fall into temptations such as lust and envy.

Let’s be honest. Talking about your faith at work feels awkward. Nobody wants to be “that guy” in the break room who hijacks a normal lunch and turns it into a sermon. Especially if you’re young and trying to establish credibility. Early in your career, you already feel like you’re being evaluated on everything. The last thing you want is to be written off as unprofessional or out of touch.