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G3 Ministries: Founder Used Fake Profiles to Slam Fellow Christians

2 days ago | christianitytoday.com | Kate Shellnutt

Pastor Josh Buice has resigned, and the organization canceled its upcoming conference, after his church uncovered "sinful" and "deeply divisive" online behavior. The Reformed Baptist ministry G3 has called off its biennial conference after discovering that its president, Josh Buice, ran multiple anonymous online accounts to insult fellow Christian leaders.
Israel Houghton Is Praising God-in Spanish

1 week ago | christianitytoday.com | Kelsey McGinnis

An exuberant album by the veteran recording artist and his wife seeks to steward the centuries-old tradition of coritos. When Israel Houghton and his band, Israel & New Breed, released the album Feels Like Home, Vol. 1 in 2021, one track had fans asking for more: "Coritos Medley." The eight-minute song, featuring a series of linked praise choruses, captured Spanish-speaking listeners, who immediately recognized a style and practice their faith communities have long treasured.
Neither Pity nor Pedestal

1 week ago | christianitytoday.com | Kate Lucky

Even if a pronatalist proposal to honor mothers in the halls of power is well-intended, it's missing the point. This spring, the Trump administration is reportedly entertaining a "chorus of ideas ... for persuading Americans to get married and have more children."Some of the proposals are straightforward: cash payments for new moms and a more generous child tax credit.
Aid Cuts Could Disrupt Historic Drops in Child and Maternal Mortality

1 week ago | christianitytoday.com | Emily Belz

With clinics shutting down and orphanages filling up, Christian health workers worry about worsening health outcomes in Africa. A community health worker in Uganda, after losing his US-funded salary in the foreign aid cuts, continued doing his health-outreach work as a volunteer-and in a rural community he found a very sick child with HIV who had stopped receiving the antiretroviral treatment that keeps him alive and prevents potentially fatal infections from treatable diseases.
Love in the Ruins of 2025

1 week ago | christianitytoday.com | Russell Moore

How Walker Percy's 1971 end-times novel predicted our current insanity-and how it just might point the way out. This piece was adapted from Russell Moore's newsletter. Subscribe here. If you've ever looked around at the chaos of the current moment and wondered, "Who could have seen this coming?" I have an answer: Walker Percy. Percy, an American writer, died 35 years ago this week-long before Trump, Twitter, TikTok, or transgender sports debates.
Inside the Crowded Hospital Full of Congo's Rape Victims

1 week ago | christianitytoday.com | Mindy Belz

Dr. Denis Mukwege, a local pastor and surgeon, is a tireless advocate for women and children suffering through war. Graphic Content Warning: This story contains graphic references to extreme sexual and otherwise physical violence committed upon the most vulnerable. If you want to meet Dr. Denis Mukwege, you wake up before the sun and die to the outskirts of Bukavu, dodging sewage gulleys and potholes on the dirt road leading to a gated entrance.
Pentecostal Woman Presides at The Hague

1 week ago | christianitytoday.com | Daniel Silliman

Julia Sebutinde became the first African woman to preside over the United Nations International Court of Justice in The Hague. She previously served on the Supreme Court in Uganda and as a judge on the international tribunal that found Liberian president Charles Taylor guilty of war crimes in Sierra Leone. Sebutinde credits a Pentecostal church founded by a Canadian minister in Uganda with her formation.
The Problem of Panic

1 week ago | christianitytoday.com | Russell Moore

Where Peter once stood in the place of Pan, we can hear the voice that changes everything. Over 40 years ago, filmmaker Steven Spielberg terrified theatergoers with a movie that quickly embedded itself in the American cultural imagination. Like most scary stories, Poltergeist first lulled the audience with the familiar-a suburban home in a newly built housing development.
The Gospel Comes for a Neo-Nazi

1 week ago | christianitytoday.com | Caleb Campbell |Sara White

A couple's weekly dinner invitations helped transform me from an embittered skinhead to a senior pastor. One night in high school, I showed up to a house party with some classmates. In the chaos of people mingling and dancing, I spotted a group of tough-looking guys in the corner. Many of them had their heads shaved. They wore Doc Marten boots and red or white suspenders. It was a local neo-Nazi skinhead crew. At that time, I was an angsty teenager who didn't have many friends.
Young Nones Might Not Hate Religion. But They Don't Like the Vibes.

1 week ago | christianitytoday.com | Michael Horton |Matt Reynolds

How Christian Smith's concept of a "Millennial Zeitgeist" helps explain their recent retreat from faith. I doubt I'm the only parent of Gen Zers who occasionally hears the protest "I'm not feelin' it" on a Sunday morning. availableatamazon As Christian Smith argues in Why Religion Went Obsolete, it is widely recognized that traditional religion in America is in "a spiral of decline." What is less understood is why.