Evangelicals

Representative Adam Kinzinger said Tuesday that Christian leaders should "lead the flock back into the truth."

Videos posted to social media show youthful attendees of the Christian "Xtreme Winter" event in Branson, Missouri mingling without following social distancing guidelines or wearing face masks.

Cracks in evangelical support of the Republican ticket may continue to widen for reasons not directly linked to the outgoing president.

Christian "prophets" and ministers across the U.S. are following up on their nearly unanimous prophecies proclaiming President Donald Trump would "without question" win re-election.

Pastor George Pearsons said Trump had "endeavored to follow" God's word.

Pastor Robert Jeffress dismissed John Piper's remarks as "dead wrong" and called his comparison a "false equivalency."

The president, trailing in the polls, will be looking to surrogates such as his vice president to help bolster support as Election Day nears.

Two-thirds of Republicans agree American society punishes men "just for acting like men," a new survey finds.

"They're all hustlers," Trump reportedly said, describing conservative religious leaders.

"President Trump will establish a new Supreme Court justice," Pastor Robert Henderson said. "That's no accident."

Pastor Rick Joyner insisted that the Black Lives Matter movement is secretly a "Marxist organization" and a "reverse KKK" that seeks to "destroy freedom in America" in a video posted online Thursday.

Liberty University's top lawyer reportedly expressed concerns that continued contact between Jerry Falwell Jr. and staff would be "not well received by our supporters who do not want Mr. Falwell to be running Liberty University behind the scenes" in a recent letter to employees.

A majority of Americans say Jesus was a great teacher and nothing more during his lifetime, which several Christian leaders say is evidence today's faithful are "drifting away" from traditional evangelist teachings.

Although most white evangelicals and most conservatives voted for Trump in 2016, he divorced his party from conservative beliefs and makes a daily mockery of Christian values like charity, empathy and humility.

The president's approval ratings have declined among Christians, while his Democratic rival has looked to bolster his faith outreach.

A conservative evangelical stands for the Catholic school system.

President Trump saw a double-digit drop in support among white Christians since coronavirus pandemic measures began in mid-March.

"Detainees who are elderly or who may otherwise be uniquely vulnerable to the worst effects of COVID-19 are of particular concern," read the Tuesday letter in part.

Conservative preacher Rodney Howard-Browne insisted Jesus would have physically attacked former National Security Adviser John Bolton for his supposed betrayal of President Donald Trump.

Political engagement is fashioned as cringeworthy and general apathy is praised as a morally superior virtue. This has consequences: Millions of evangelicals in the United States are still not registered to vote.

The president said multiple leaders within the Evangelical community had told him they had not seen such strong support for a U.S. president in decades.

The Lincoln Project, a Republican organization against Trump, released its first video, which criticizes evangelical Trump supporters.

At a campaign event for the Evangelicals for Trump coalition, President Donald Trump said some members of Congress "hate Israel" and "Jewish people," including Representatives Ilhan Omar, Rashida Tlaib and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.

Professor Wayne Grudem offered his take on why the Christianity Today op-ed did not present sufficiently logical reasons to remove Trump from office.

After an editorial in Christianity Today called for Trump's removal, the president will drum up support at his "Evangelicals for Trump" rally in Miami.

As a pastor myself, I have long felt betrayed by Evangelical support for Trump—a president who can be described as the anti-Jesus: living for pride, power, pleasure, and wealth, rather than faith, hope, love, and wisdom.

Joe Scarborough said that some Christian preachers were demonstrating that staying in Trump's good graces was more important than staying true to their faith.

"They think they are more moral and smarter than the rest of us," Jerry Falwell, the president of Liberty University, complained to Fox & Friends.

Evangelical leaders would "take the shameless conman [Trump] over the principles that they're preaching in the holy season as we celebrate Jesus," Sharpton said.

177 evangelical leaders, including Jerry Falwell Jr., Robert Jeffress and Cissie Graham Lynch, sent a letter to Christianity Today on Sunday rebuking its scathing op-ed against Trump.