A new survey shows that when it comes to the question of tithing, there's a wide variety of opinions among churchgoers.
An immigration enforcement advocacy organization contends it is an outrage that local police in North Texas do not appear to have a problem with a group of Dallas area churches issuing photo identification cards to illegal aliens.
Some supporters of Israel are concerned about the increasing number of evangelical pastors who support "replacement theology."
When Southern Baptists gather in Dallas next month for their annual meeting, one of their tasks will be to select a new president for the denomination. OneNewsNow had a chat with one of the candidates.
A pastor is urging the Southern Baptist Convention to take a stand next month against the social justice movement and its liberal worldview.
More support is emerging for the president of Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, who has been criticized by many in his own denomination for statements he made about domestic abuse almost 20 years ago.
Polls show that over the past 15 years, the proportion of white evangelicals in the United States has steadily been on the decline, while the non-religious sector of the population continues to soar.
A delegate to next year's Special Session of the General Conference of the United Methodist Church says he believes that despite the denomination's increasing compromise on homosexuality, it's still possible to turn the UMC back to more traditional values.
With less than six months before the midterms, a conservative political scientist says if Democrats are having to rely on robocalls from Hillary Clinton to win primaries, they're in big trouble.
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