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In the wake of her husband’s scandal, TV host Julie Chen Moonves found God. And hearing how such a difficult time led to such a personal relationship with God is truly inspiring!

Jesus said He came to set the captives free. And in the case of one Chinese dissident, He certainly did that.

Julie Chen Moonves appeared on Candace Cameron Bure’s podcast, where they discussed how God often uses our failures and stumbles to teach, redirect, and mold us.

We need to know how to share the unchanging gospel message in a language that Gen Z can understand and in a way that is good news for the questions this generation is asking.

It’s funny how our worldview affects the way we live—and shapes our cultural destiny. Here are some real world examples.

Here are the stories the editors of ReligionToday.com believe most affected Christians around the world during the past 12 months.

The scientific community needs to get a grip on its bias. Thankfully, the Creator gave them wonderfully-designed hands.

There’s a battle raging in the media about so-called “fake news” vs. “real news,” but let’s not forget the good news.

Bob Fu never intended this would be his life. Born in Shandong Province to a disabled father and beggar mother, he enrolled in university, fully intending to join the Communist Party and become a government official. God, however, had...

A national magazine released its list of "Brave Thinkers" for 2012. I’m thinking the magazine needs to rethink.

What is the boundary between fiddling with a photo and faking one? Does it even matter?