On Monday the United States Supreme Court handed down a major decision in the Hobby Lobby case. It was a landmark ruling for religious protections in the marketplace, and as the Wall Street Journal wrote, it was “one of the most important rulings on religion in years.” The news was everywhere except one curious place: Christian TV. Please tell me if I missed it, but I have DirecTV, which includes the following Christian television networks:

The International Offices of the Church of God has released a statement related to the ruling yesterday from the United States Supreme Court.

I am an analytical person, often to a fault. I’ve been known to bite my nails down to the quick when wrestling with Bible questions.

In the midst of increasingly dire reports and commentary over the Millennial generation’s departure from institutionalized faith, Christianity Today magazine recently published a list of “33 under 33” as the cover story of their July/August issue, highlighting 33 Millennials leading the Christian faith.

On July 25 and 26, 2014, Churches for Life [CFL] will help Christians pick up the spiritual weapons of fasting and prayer in its third annual Fast and Feast. Using tried-and-true resources, the ministry is planning to expand participation in this unique event. All resources mentioned are available at www.getintolife.org.

Cleveland, TN–Preparations for the 75th Church of God International General Assembly are well underway as registration continues and events are being finalized.

Scores of pro-life youth gather at Hobby Lobby to celebrate religious freedom as the Supreme Court announces historic HHS Mandate decision.

Angels are created beings. There are warring angels, ministering angels and angels sent specifically to protect us. There are many different kinds of angels, but they really have only one purpose, and that is to help us.

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday ruled that business owners can object on religious grounds to a provision of President Barack Obama’s healthcare law that requires closely held companies to provide health insurance that covers birth control.