Iconic musician Little Richard is renouncing his past rock-and-roll lifestyle of sexual immorality, saying he has repented and turned to Jesus Christ for salvation.

Four-time Grammy-nominated Christian singer Matthew West says living for Jesus is countercultural and Christians must not straddle the fence.

Last week, Nepal enacted a law to curb evangelism by criminalizing religious conversion, joining neighboring countries like India and Pakistan, where the region’s small-but-growing Christian minority faces government threats to their faith.

Research and studies are showing that more Americans are interested in spirituality, but are less interested in organized religion. This trend is especially true for millennials.

Christmas has come early.

A group of African-American rights activists have spoken out in defense of Colorado Christian baker Jack Phillips of Masterpiece Cakeshop as his religious freedom case will be argued before the United States Supreme Court in December.

A surprisingly touching moment unfolded outside of Richard Spencer's speech at the University of Florida on Thursday when a black man embraced an apparent white supremacist.

Worship leader Kari Jobe is adding another award to her collection. This week she received The Dove Award for "Recorded Music Packaging of the Year" for her latest project, The Garden.

A recent study has revealed that kids who read the Bible growing up are more likely to continue in the faith as adults.

Christian comedy has expanded its reach throughout the years, bringing the joy of the Lord beyond the four walls of the church. Now, a new generation of comedians are carrying the proverbial torch passed on by veteran comics like Tim Hawkins, Michael Jr., Henry Cho and Chonda Pierce to new levels.

On Oct. 6, the day Nathan Feuerstein, a rising Christian rap artist from Michigan popularly known as "NF," released his third full-length studio album, Perception, he told his fans that he felt like it was "the beginning of something important."

Notable women in Christian leadership positions, such as Beth Moore and Kay Warren, have joined the chorus of thousands of people revealing their stories of sexual assault and harassment under the #MeToo hashtag.