Evangelicals

Litton told CNN's Erin Burnett he believes QAnon to be a "fringe problem" among evangelical Christians.

The millionaire pastor, who's channel has been blocked by YouTube, died after conducting a live broadcast on Saturday.

Sister Cindy's "slut-shaming" videos have unexpectedly catapulted the Christian campus preacher to TikTok fame.

"If evangelicals don't change, they pose an existential crisis," Anthea Butler said.

He and his family can no longer travel to the country.

In a video posted to his Facebook page on Saturday, Jansen told his followers that the Biden administration is a hoax, repeating claims that officials and Trump's own attorney general have dismissed as baseless conspiracies.

Previous polling has shown that white evangelical Christians are one of the demographics most skeptical of the COVID-19 vaccines.

The southern state's secretary of state, Michael Watson, said believers "understand the signs of the times right now."

The pastor said that "things are radically changing" and that the "fake Biden administration" is "coming down."

Evangelist David Heavener has made the claim that a pastor has to have a strong body odor smell in order to be truly preaching "real sermons."

"The Lord wants the prophetic movement to take its stand in the arena," Murillo told followers.

In early March, the American Society of Civil Engineers gave U.S. infrastructure a C-minus grade as they called for trillions of dollars in infrastructure investment.

Liberty University said they were seeking millions of dollars in damages in a civil lawsuit against Falwell, over allegations that he breached an employment contract.

The conservative Christian leader said that Trump knows he was "put there by God."

"Please get vaccinated so our nutcase of a Governor will have less reasons for mindless restrictions!" Jerry Falwell, Jr. told his followers on Instagram Wednesday.

"We need to repent as a nation of the stuff that's being pushed through," Tony Perkins of the conservative Family Research Council said.

"The best way to explain zombie bloodlust is this: the appetite of demons expressed through humans," conspiracy theorist and radio host Steve Quayle said during a Tuesday appearance on "The Jim Bakker Show."

Pastor Mario Murillo said Christians should pray for the nation to "wake up from this spell."

"I think Jesus Christ would advocate for people using vaccines and medicines to treat suffering and save lives," Graham wrote on Facebook Wednesday.

"I am not gonna put any kind of spin on it, the policies that are coming out of this administration are literally from the pit of hell," Conservative Christian activist Tony Perkins recently said before denouncing President Joe Biden's end to the ban on transgender people in the military.

"Don't mess with us, corrupt political regimes," Robin Bullock warned.

"I have serious concerns for the charismatic-prophetic world that if we do not wake up, if we do not humble ourselves, there is greater judgment to come," said Jeremiah Johnson.

A survey conducted by Pew Research Center found 72 percent of white evangelicals, as well as 65 percent of Republicans, believed evangelical Christians will lose influence under Joe Biden's administration.

"We feel the urgent need to denounce this violent mutation of our faith," the evangelical Christian leaders wrote in an open letter.

Evangelical Christians have a right to share our views peacefully and work to improve our nation, protect families and contribute to the common good.

I'm struggling to hold fast to my Christianity— because of Donald Trump. Not exactly Trump himself, though, but the undying support of the self-professed Christian pro-life movement that he enjoyed.

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.