Despite lingering concerns over inflation, 2025 brought some impressive gains in the U.S. stock market, and consumers poured more money into the economy during this holiday season. Still, most Americans had no plans for end-of-year charitable giving.
The Christmas travel rush is on, and it's about a 2-percent increase from last year, making this year's holiday travel period the busiest on record. The auto club AAA says they expect more than 122 million Americans to hit the roads, rails, and skies through New Year's Day. But severe winter weather in some parts of the country could make the journey treacherous.
Millennial and Generation Z Christian influencers are increasingly filling a void in American religion, growing audiences across digital platforms by steering young people to biblical answers to tough questions that aren't always answered in Sunday sermons.
Nativity scenes, artwork, and popular films attempt to retell the incredible story behind Christ’s birth. But there’s sometimes a disconnect between these depictions and the biblical details.
Conservative and Christian commentator Charlie Kirk’s death sent shockwaves throughout the United States and the entire world, sparking claims of both spiritual revival and political fervor.
Fox News host Dana Perino spent her Thanksgiving doing something quite different from many other Americans: she went abroad to serve people in desperate need.
As the abortion battle continues to rage around the country, New York City will be a very interesting place to watch, as Mayor-Elect Zohran Mamdani has one faith leader worried about how crisis pregnancy centers might be treated.
Hobby Lobby — a Christian-owned retailer — is giving away half a million copies of investigative journalist and author Lee Strobel’s book defending the biblical story of Jesus’ birth.
The suspect in the mass shooting at Brown University and the murder of an MIT professor has been found dead. The discovery ends a six-day manhunt after the shooting at Brown left two people dead last Saturday.
When we caught up with Monica DeLaurentis in Minneapolis, she was out in her mission field, doing what she does each week, visiting homeless encampments, praying for people, giving them food, and telling them about Jesus.
Christmastime invites hundreds of millions of people to step into a season of giving—something far bigger and more rewarding than simply exchanging gifts. Yet, despite all our giving, many of us still quietly wrestle with a deeper spiritual tension: the pull between what we want to do with our resources and what God desires for them.