When rules become the center, grace gets lost. Real Christianity is about a living, breathing relationship with God and people, rooted in love and trust. Rules provide structure, but they should never replace compassion. Let the rules serve love—not override it.

At the 14th General Assembly of the World Evangelical Alliance, held here the last week of October, the Rev. Jack Sara pondered what he called a generational and geographical shift in the global evangelical Christian landscape.

Late-night host Jimmy Kimmel said that Christianity has been "co-opted and perverted" while discussing President Donald Trump's immigration policies on Ted Danson's podcast.

Ohio Republicans have proposed a bill that would allow schools to teach the positive impacts Christianity has had on U.S. history and a resolution that would encourage students to read the Declaration of Independence in classrooms to promote civic literacy.

In Malkangiri district of Odisha state in eastern India, tribal Christian farmers gathered on an overcast Saturday in June for an annual prayer gathering for the upcoming sowing season. The farmers placed their earthen pots filled with seeds by the pulpit, then knelt as the pastors blessed the seeds.

A pair of Ohio Republican lawmakers want public schools and public universities to teach positive impacts of Christianity on American history. No other religion is mentioned in the bill.  Republican state Reps.

One Bluebonnet lesson instructs students to memorize the order in which the Bible says God created the universe.

Mass, The Passion of the Christ, and The Passion of Joan of Arc are all among the best and most powerful movies about Christianity.