Woman accused of cooking mother's corpse, 'casting spells'
A Kentucky woman accused of dismembering and cooking her mother’s corpse was reportedly performing witchcraft before police made the gruesome discovery.
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Woman tied up, robbed at gunpoint in upscale Texas neighborhood; Venezuelan nationals arrested
Four Venezuelan nationals have been arrested in connection with a Texas home invasion where a woman was tied up and robbed at gunpoint.
Chick-fil-A expands to the UK with 5 new locations
Chick-fil-A recently announced plans to take its brand of tangy chicken sandwiches and popular milkshakes across the pond by opening five new restaurant locations in the U.K.
Mark Driscoll suggests Ariz. city officials took down 'Jesus Christ '24' sign
Are officials in one Arizona city actively removing signs that urge residents to “Vote for Jesus”?
How can we know Christianity is the 'right' religion? Robert Jeffress answers
With many religions claiming to provide a path to our Creator and the promise of life after death, how can Christians confidently assert that Christianity is the "right" faith?
Texas church security team member arrested for faking shooter threat claim
A member of a security team for a church in Texas has been arrested and charged with making a false report to police when he allegedly lied about a shooter threat to the congregation.
Christian life coaching conference tackles stress, burnout, 'compassion fatigue'
With a strong focus on tackling burnout and compassion fatigue, Hope Together conference offered essential tools and support for ministry leaders and individuals seeking renewed strength and purpose.
Expert panelists preview The Christian Post's 'Unmasking Gender Ideology II' conference in DC
Panelists participating in The Christian Post's "Unmasking Gender Ideology II" conference Sunday night said they hope they can shine a light on the spiritual and legal dangers that the encroaching ideology poses.
Texas family group plans protest of all-ages 'witch pride' event
A pro-family group is warning parents about a sexual “witch pride” event in North Texas at a store whose owner is a self-described “blood-oathed Priestess” of witchcraft.
La. Supreme Court can’t say whether judge's Trump speech at Baptist event violates code of conduct
A Louisiana appellate judge is unlikely to face any disciplinary action - at least in the near-term - for her speech at a Baptist event in which she called former President Donald Trump “racist” for his comments about Haitian immigrants and said, “it's going to take a black person to chop off the head of the racist in this country.”
