Support for Same-Sex Marriage Falls to 54%, Down From 71% Peak Three Years Ago

Support for Same-Sex Marriage Falls to 54%, Down From 71% Peak Three Years Ago

A new survey indicates that public support for same-sex marriage has declined, continuing a broader downward trend from the record levels reported by several major polling organizations in recent years. According to the poll, 54% of respondents said same-sex marriage should be legal, while 32% said it should not. Another 13% answered that they were “not sure.”

Evangelical Group Urges Christians to Engage Muslims With the Gospel: “We Need to Be Bold for Christ”

The Evangelical Alliance has encouraged Christians across the U.K. to engage more confidently with Islam, warning against both fear and indifference while highlighting growing opportunities to share the Gospel with Muslim neighbors, colleagues and communities. The call came during a webinar titled "Islam: challenges, questions and gospel opportunities," the second part of a series examining the rise of Christian nationalism and Islam in British public discourse and politics.
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  • Samuel Rodríguez: Latinos Will ‘Rise Up Like a Wall’ to Defend Judeo-Christian Values

    Pastor Samuel Rodríguez, president of the National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference, discussed the global challenges and opportunities facing the Hispanic community during an interview at last month’s National Religious Broadcasters conference. Rodríguez addressed the impact of recent Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations, s, which he said have affected Hispanic congregations connected to his organization.

  • Pastor Allen Jackson Warns Talarico Uses Religious Language to Promote Unbiblical Views

    Pastor Allen Jackson is calling on believers to openly challenge teachings he believes distort biblical Christianity, warning that what he described as a “false church” is manipulating biblical teaching. He questioned why similar labels are not applied to public figures who advocate progressive political positions while speaking from a Christian perspective. “Where are the labels of 'Christian nationalist' for Talarico?” he asked.

  • Robert Jeffress Accepts NRB Honor, Warns ‘None of Us Is Immune’ to Moral Failure

    As he prepared to accept one of Christian media’s most prestigious awards, Pastor Robert Jeffress emphasized the importance of integrity in leadership and warned that no minister is beyond the possibility of moral collapse. “It’s a sober reminder that none of us is immune” to moral failure, he told The Christian Post before receiving the 2026 NRB William Ward Ayer Award.

  • N.T. Wright Warns Against Denying or Obsessing Over Spiritual Evil

    The earthly ministry of Jesus did not generate demonic activity but instead exposed hidden spiritual realities, said N. T. Wright, one of the world’s leading biblical scholars and a former Anglican bishop. Speaking during a recent episode of the Ask Me Anything series, Wright urged Christians to avoid both denying the reality of spiritual evil and becoming fixated on it.

  • Next Archbishop of Canterbury Speaks Out Against Assisted Dying as U.K. Bill Advances

    The incoming Archbishop of Canterbury has publicly rejected assisted suicide, weighing in as a controversial bill permitting assisted dying advances through the U.K. Parliament following a narrow vote in the House of Commons last year. In a recent appearance on the BBC’s “Today” program, Dame Sarah Mullally discussed the issue with former prime minister Theresa May, drawing on her background in both healthcare and ministry to explain her opposition.

  • Family Time and Prayer Rank Among Americans’ Top Goals for 2026, Survey Finds

    As the calendar turns toward 2026, many Americans are prioritizing personal relationships and faith, with goals such as “spending more time with family” and “praying more” appearing among the most frequently cited New Year’s resolutions. The survey shows that enthusiasm for formal resolutions is mixed: a slim majority of respondents (51%) said they do not plan to make New Year’s resolutions for 2026, while 31% indicated they intend to set specific goals.

  • Graham Condemns Democratic Lawmakers’ Support for Male Athletes in Women’s Sports as ‘Selling Their Souls’

    Evangelist Franklin Graham sharply criticized Democratic lawmakers this week, accusing them of sacrificing moral principles for political power after more than 130 Democrats urged the U.S. Supreme Court to side with male transgender athletes seeking to compete in women’s sports. Graham responded Monday on social media to an amicus brief submitted by Democratic members of Congress in the cases Little v. Hecox and West Virginia v. BPJ.

  • 2 Timothy 3:16 Emerges as Most-Studied Bible Verse in Global Scripture Report

    A verse from the New Testament book of 2 Timothy stood out as the most examined passage of the year, based on a sweeping analysis of how millions of people around the world are interacting with the Bible. The findings come from a new report released Monday by Logos, which unveiled Logos Chronicled, a data-driven snapshot drawn from 76 million Bible study sessions recorded in 2025.
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