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Mississippi pastor Shane Vaughn said he coined a term for Republicans turning on Trump: "TINOs" or "Trump in Name Only."

"If we don't start standing now, we're going to lose our nation," said one parent against the club.

A supporter of the former president said Saturday that CNN and MSNBC "are disgraceful to this country."

"I'm just trying to navigate having to completely restart," said the woman whose apartment was left in shambles.

We're due for a moment of respite and inspiration, and luckily the calendar is about to give it to us.

The founder of the Christian Broadcasting Network claimed that Ukraine is simply a "staging area" for one of the great biblical armies that will gather for Armageddon.

"Lord, I hope that you will find that I have met my Objectives and deserve a place in Your heavenly home," she wrote

Biana Gracia, who has called herself a "mini" Marjorie Taylor Greene, called her Texas state Senate candidacy a "test" for God.

Pastor Mike Todd was criticized for rubbing spit on a man during a pandemic and said he "crossed a line" when trying to make his point.

"Attachment to God has emerged as one of the most significant, powerful influences of mental health," researchers said.

Pastor Shane Vaughn said those who are wearing face masks are walking in the "spirit of the antichrist."

Jason Vicari allegedly "believed his grandfather was a monster and that God told him he would have to change his religion" before the ax killing.

As a Catholic nun, advocating for climate, economic and racial justice is a genuine expression of my love for humanity and for God.

The advertisement appeared to suggest former President Trump was the second coming of Christ and misquoted the Bible.

"As a woman of faith, as a mother of baby Blake, as a person who meticulously prepared at some of the world's hardest institutions, I never lied," McEnany said Sunday.

A Republican Kansas state representative was arrested Thursday after ranting about God and allegedly "putting hands on a student" while substitute teaching, prompting a lengthy and "incoherent" apology Sunday morning.

The Donald Trump-supporting MyPillow CEO has teased more information about his new platform ahead of its full launch on April 19.

Organizers installed a golden statue of Trump, whose behavior Cohen described as "sociopathic," at the conservative event.

"We got tired of him promoting himself. Well, guess who else? Guess who else got weary with it? God Almighty," Pastor Frank Amedia said.

The viral video shows the escort calling out the protester for trying to shame patients by calling them cowards. The escort tells them to "shut the f**k up."

"As the Bible says, we need to obey God rather than man. A pastor has a responsibility to keep his church safe, but also to keep it open," Jeffress told Fox Business Sunday.

Trump scoffed at the idea he could lose the Lone Star State: "The governor calls me from Texas and he says, 'sir, that's not true, you are up a lot," Trump said of Greg Abbott at a rally Monday in Pennsylvania.

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.

"if you wear a MAGA hat, you may be fired, or if you say, 'I like what President Trump did the other day,' you might be fired, completely removed from the set, and that's wrong," the actor told "Newsweek."

The radio show host's daughter spoke about her experience being shot while at a stoplight on her father's Thursday show.

A 63 percent majority of Americans say they don't view the president as religious, but a 55 percent majority of U.S. adults say Joe Biden likely holds to his Catholic faith.

Police charged Iowa man Carl Stroud with willful injury after he beat a man with a steel bar outside his Des Moines apartment on December 19.

A therapist found the student "professed admiration for the perpetrators of the Columbine shooting, displayed a lack of empathy and other disconcerting behaviors."

"As we move outside of God's jurisdiction, this country has received curses which we're already seeing in the form of droughts and infertility," Rembertus Cornelis Beerepoot argued.

"I'm hot mess on a stick, I blew it a few times...but I refuse to believe I give Christians a bad name."