Christian Post

• 'The last of the Romans': The forgotten story of the Declaration of Independence's last surviving signer

  Though largely forgotten by history, Charles Carroll of Carrollton played a pivotal role in ensuring religious liberty as the only Roman Catholic and last surviving signer of the Declaration of Independence.

• America 250: 7 important dates for the Declaration of Independence

  In honor of the 250th anniversary of the birth of the United States, here are seven key dates that led to that independence being declared back in 1776.

• 10 reasons why the 'neutral public square' is a historical myth

  The question is not whether faith will influence law and culture. The question is whose faith.

• Why America's 250th birthday should start with its veterans

  Yet if America’s 250th birthday is going to mean anything, we must be honest about the men and women who carried the cost of that freedom long after the parades ended.

• Pastors must not ignore America’s 250th

  Will America’s pulpits be silent this weekend? I hope not.

• Trump at Mount Rushmore: Americans will defeat 'menace of communism' inside our country

  At his Independence Day eve address at Mount Rushmore, President Donald Trump declared communism the greatest threat the United States has ever faced, telling a crowd in the Black Hills of South Dakota that the danger surpassed the two world wars, Pearl Harbor and the September 11 attacks.

• Here's the remarkable story of the man who put 'In God We Trust' on paper money

  In this fascinating conversation, Alice and Jim Nelson share the remarkable story of the man whose obedience to God's prompting helped place "In God We Trust" on every U.S. paper bill.

• Texas pastor stabbed by waiter over confession grudge

  A Texas pastor is already on the mend a week after he was stabbed multiple times at a steak house in Austin, Texas, by a waiter who allegedly stated he wanted to kill him for allegedly mocking his confession.

• Trump's week in review: America 250; birthright ruling; midterm convention announced

  America turns 250 this week, and Washington is marking the occasion with fireworks, statues and a U.S. Supreme Court ruling that reignited one of the country's oldest debates.

• Huckabee, Sa’ar sign agreement for permanent US Embassy site in Jerusalem

  U.S. Ambassador Mike Huckabee and Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar signed a lease agreement this week allocating land for a permanent U.S. Embassy compound in Jerusalem.

• 3 things to know about AI 'godbots’

  As the use of artificial intelligence soars along with the proliferation of chatbots trained on large language models to accurately respond to users’ queries, there’s another new development on the AI horizon.

• After 8 days buried under earthquake rubble, Hernán Alberto Gil Flores is rescued in Venezuelan ‘miracle’

  Friends, family members, and a coalition of rescue workers from seven countries, including El Salvador, Chile, and the United States, celebrated Thursday after a man who was trapped under the rubble of a nine-story shopping mall following twin 7.2- and 7.5-magnitude earthquakes in Venezuela was rescued alive.

• Episcopal priest punished for alleged adultery, ‘conduct unbecoming’ appeals decision

  An Episcopal Church priest punished for offenses including allegedly engaging in adultery and other questionable behaviors has appealed the decision.

• Pastor defends VBS skit of shooting the devil: Fighting spiritual warfare

  A Kentucky pastor is defending his church after a Vacation Bible School skit depicting the devil being shot sparked criticism online, insisting the performance was intended to illustrate spiritual warfare rather than promote violence.

• Iranian regime threatens to seize historic Protestant church, imprison worshippers: report

  One of the last remaining historic Protestant churches in Iran is facing the threat of confiscation by the Iranian government, according to reports, drawing renewed international attention to the country's treatment of religious minorities.

• Megachurch Pastor Adam Hamilton releases first Senate campaign ad: 'It's time for something different'

  United Methodist megachurch pastor and author Adam Hamilton has released his first television ad for his campaign to represent Kansas in the United States Senate, accusing government leaders of creating a democracy that is "for sale."

• I fought for this religious freedom law. The Supreme Court just weakened it.

  Once again, like many other Americans, I found myself very pleased with some of the Court’s decisions and vexed by others.

• Pastor denies criminal operation was running at church property as son, grandson arrested

  Terry Brown, pastor of Greater Harvest Ministries Church in Holly Hill, Florida, has denied knowing her church property was being used as the headquarters of a deadly criminal enterprise after her son and grandson were among more than two dozen people arrested on drug and weapons charges.

• 10 most populous countries that have birthright citizenship: list

  The U.S. Supreme Court recently rejected President Donald Trump's attempt to limit birthright citizenship, ruling that babies born to immigrants, including those who are in the country for a limited amount of time for work or travel, are automatically U.S. citizens. More than 30 countries have birthright citizenship policies that mirror those of the U.S. Here are the 10 most populous countries with birthright citizenship.

• The prosperity gospel's greatest lie isn't what you think it is

  The prosperity gospel seems to be catching hold in American churches, with many placing an emphasis on building wealth. Can you help me defend my position that the Bible does not support this theology?