If God Already Knows What I Need, Why Pray?

What Joe Heschmeyer told a seeker about God's foreknowledge, free choices and why the act of praying is itself a good God rewards.

750 Solar-Powered Audio Bibles Reach Bunia in Eastern Congo

Two aborted flights and weeks of paperwork stood between Nairobi and families in the Kigonze camp before the devices finally landed.

Pew Finds American Religious Life Holding Steady Since 2020

The Oct. 28 report shows the youngest adults attending religious services more than the nation as a whole, while those a few years older attend least.

Two Attacks in Ethiopia Kill at Least 60 Orthodox Christians, Church Says

Freed After a Year in a Sudanese Prison, Amin Ismail Still Needs a Way Out

ICC says courts cleared Amin Ismail again and again, yet he stayed in Kobar Prison, and Khartoum is still not safe for him.

Why You Should Never Read a Bible Verse Alone

Greg Koukl's paragraph rule and Mel Lawrenz's walk through Hebrews 11 show why context gives a verse its meaning.

Indonesian Congregation Gets Worship Permit After 12 Years

Adoptive Families Wait Overseas to Bring Children Home

A national-interest exception under the travel ban leaves one parent stranded abroad for weeks, and churches are stepping in.

Watchdog Reports Growing Pressure on Middle Eastern Christians

Aid to the Church in Need says Syria, Lebanon and Iraq raise fears for Christianity's ancient heartland, with Africa the epicenter.