Faith

It might be hard to imagine requesting a refund on tithes, but one church's three-month tithe challenge offers exactly that.

If you are a pet owner and you genuinely love your pet, you probably already have an answer to the question of whether pets go to heaven.

A competition in 1962 set the stage for the fish sandwich to become a fast food favorite as Christians mark the season of Lent each year.

A church in Texas presented its own 'Hamilton' Performance, but it turns out the official Hamilton says it didn't have permission to do so.

San Francisco's archbishop recently said he was denying communion for House Speaker Nancy Pelosi over her support of abortion rights.

Here's a strange one for you: An Arizona pastor's single-word error is apparently enough to leave baptisms invalid.

I didn't realize there were so many people who prefer to have pets over children. Apparently, there are enough for Pope Francis to step in.

A Texas church came under fire after a video showed members yelling, 'Let's go, Brandon.' The controversy reveals Christians' profanity dilemma.

Every October, for as long as I can remember, church people — some of them might be Christians — start the annual Halloween debate.

When you're referring to God, should you use 'he,' 'she' or something else? I'm not sure anything would be an adequate God pronoun.

The pandemic is not over yet, but for at least one house of worship, post-pandemic church will remain a virtual-only experience.

A former presidential candidate asked about COVID-19 and the possibility that God planned the vaccine Himself. It's a valid question.

As Christian trends go, you can't get more trendy than saying you're deconstructing your faith. But for me, it doesn't sound right.

As you may already know, it's a fact that some Christians own guns. Some own multiple guns. Does that make them bad Christians?

I'm not talking about the famous Christmas song. There are 12 days of Christmas, but they don't start when many seem to think they do.

I came across an interesting article about 'hot pastors' who are causing some problems in today's more contemporary churches.