Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden says President Donald Trump will try to delay the November election because of the coronavirus pandemic.

According to Fox News, Biden said Trump will try to move the election to give him more time to convince voters to select him.

“Mark my words, I think he is going to try to kick back the election somehow, come up with some rationale why it can’t be held. That’s the only way he thinks he can possibly win,” Biden said in an online campaign event, according to a pool report.

In early April, Dr. Anthony Fauci, the nation’s top disease expert, said he “can’t guarantee” that it would be safe to physically vote at polls in November.

“There is always the possibility, as we get into next fall and the beginning of early winter, that we could see a rebound,” he said.

Biden said Trump is already trying to “undermine” a November election by blocking emergency funding to the U.S. Postal Service.

“We have to make it easier for everybody to be able to vote, particularly if we are still basically in the kind of lockdown circumstances we are in now,” Biden told about 650 donors. “But that takes a lot of money, and it’s going to require us to provide money for states and insist they provide mail-in ballots.”

Trump has said mail-in voting is “horrible” and “corrupt.” He also claimed that mail-in ballots were open to…

Movie buffs who finish I Still Believe and want to learn what happened in the next chapter of Jeremy Camp’s life can do so thanks to a new book.

In Unison, by Camp and his wife, Adrienne, tells how the Camps met, why they fell in love, and how they’ve seen their marriage grow over the years. Essentially, it picks up from an emotional scene in the movie’s final minutes, in which Adrienne’s character tells Jeremy’s character she was impacted by the testimony of his first wife, Melissa, who died of ovarian cancer.

That scene, Adrienne told Christian Headlines, “actually happened” in real life.

After Melissa’s death, Camp met Adrienne, who was the lead singer for the Christian rock group The Benjamin Gate, while on tour together.

Adrienne had heard Melissa’s story while listening to Jeremy’s on-stage testimony.

“I was deeply impacted and changed by both Jeremy and Melissa’s faith,” Adrienne said. “That really caused me to be protective of this story and in a sense, an advocate for it. Because along the way, I just felt if I was one of those people that was so deeply touched, who am I to stand in the way of that powerful testimony reaching others?”

Still, Jeremy wasn’t her type, as In Unison says. Adrienne had always assumed she would marry an artist – maybe a “painter, sculpter or photographer – perhaps tall, skinny and oozing creativity,” the book…

Tonight, Dave Ramsey will lead a virtual event based on proven principles from Financial Peace University – the tried and true personal finance course that has helped nearly 6 million people get out of debt, save money and build wealth over the last 25 years. Recently, Dave provided Christian Headlines an interview and offered a look into what the virtual event will entail. For Dave Ramsey and the Ramsey team, they have been clear that people of faith will get through the tough season that American’s may find themselves in.

This interview has been edited for length and clarity.

What advice would you give to families who may feel hopeless in what is happening financially to them?

Dave Ramsey: This too shall pass. I’ve been doing this a long time – through 9/11, through the financial crisis of 2008, and now this horrible virus, and here’s what I’ve learned: Americans are both resilient and rebellious. We are going to get through this. You just need a plan. So, start by looking at the facts. Fear is never a great financial advisor. If you lost your job, find something – anything – to bring money in. There are plenty of places hiring right now. It may not be the dream job, but it’s important to do what you can to protect your four walls – food, utilities, shelter and transportation. Then make minimum payments on what you can and stockpile cash. If you…

President Trump on Wednesday pointed to the “wonder of God’s creation” in celebrating Earth Day and helping plant a tree with First Lady Melania Trump.

The president and his wife helped plant a maple tree on the south lawn of the White House on the 50th anniversary of Earth Day and two days before Arbor Day. Vice President Mike Pence and Second Lady Karen Pence also took part in the ceremony.

This year’s Earth Day celebration, Trump noted, is taking place amid a pandemic.

“In this time of trial, the beauty of springtime fills us with the peace and the hope of renewal,” Trump said in remarks prior to the planting of the tree. “… On this special occasion, we are renewing our strong national commitment on conserving the wonder of God’s creation. One of the most important ways we uphold this tradition is by protecting our priceless national parks and our public lands.”

Although the national parks have been mostly closed during the COVID-19 pandemic, Trump said they will begin reopening “in line” with the White House’s guidelines for opening up America.

“On this Earth Day, we celebrate that America leads the world in environmental stewardship,” Trump said. “… [W]e continue to have among the cleanest air and cleanest water anywhere on the planet Earth.”

Trump also noted the country’s participation in the One Trillion Tree Initiative, which seeks to have one…

A well-known Iranian Christian woman received a suspended prison sentence April 21 and an order to be flogged 10 times for reportedly protesting the government’s downing of Ukrainian Airline Flight 752, International Christian Concern says.

Christian human rights activist Mary Fatima Mohammadi was arrested after being in the area of a protest against the destruction of Flight 752, which took off from Tehran on Jan. 8 and was downed by two missiles from the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. All 176 persons on board were killed.

Iran’s government initially denied involvement but soon admitted it was at fault. It blamed human error.

Mohammadi was charged with “disrupting public order by participating in an illegal rally.” She was ordered to receive a flogging of 10 lashes and a suspended prison sentence of three months, International Christian Concern (ICC) said.

Mohammadi said on Instagram her conviction was due to “protesting against the slaughter of human beings; because of showing sympathy for the families of those who perished on the Ukraine airline crash; because of defending the rights of all humans.”

Still, on Twitter she said there “is no evidence against me, so I ought to have been acquitted.”

“But instead I was sentenced not only to imprisonment but also flogging. It should be mentioned that even before the verdict was handed down, I was forced to…

Pope Francis called for a worldwide effort to protect the environment during a speech to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Earth Day.

During the speech, which was broadcast from his library because of the COVID-19 lockdowns, he praised the environmental movement and warned of the consequences of not caring for the planet.

The Pope painted a picture of the earth as being angry at people who do not care for it, saying that “natural tragedies” are “Earth’s response to our maltreatment.” He also recounted a Spanish proverb, which says that, “God always forgives, man sometimes forgives, but nature never forgives.” He added, “If we have deteriorated the Earth, the response will be ugly.”

The Pope went on to say that mistreatment of the Earth is sin against God. Speaking of “our maltreatment” of the planet, he said, “I think that if I ask the Lord now what he thinks about this, I don’t think he would say it is a very good thing. It is we who have ruined the work of God.” He also said that humanity has “Sinned against the Earth, against our neighbor and, in the end, against the creator.” This follows comments he made last year after meeting with a synod of bishops from the Amazon region in which he said he wanted to define “ecological sins” in the Roman Catholic Church’s Catechism.

Conservative commentator Ben Shapiro responded harshly to the Pope’s comments, saying they had their…

Four inspirational videos seeking to encourage troops during the COVID-19 crisis and posted on an official Facebook page by two Fort Drum, New York chaplains have been removed following a complaint by a national organization known for targeting Christian expression in the military.

Mikey Weinstein, founder and president of the Military Religious Freedom Foundation (MRFF), issued a press release saying the group sent a demand letter to the U.S. Army’s 10th Mountain Division Sustainment Brigade, saying it received eight complaints about the video messages by Chaplains Maj. Scott Ingram and Capt. Amy Smith. Each chaplain recorded and posted two messages on the brigade’s official command Facebook page in March and April.

In his statement, also posted on Twitter, Weinstein thanked the “Army’s senior leadership for so expeditiously pulling those illicit proselytizing videos.”

The press release also included links to all four videos that MRFF successfully had removed from the brigade command website. In one of her videos, Smith encouraged brigade members to visit an on-site labyrinth at the Visitor Center Park, saying it was a good spiritual tool.

“It’s going to feel like you are walking in circles,” she said. “But sometimes in life, that is what you feel like.”

As Smith walks the path, she draws a spiritual parallel to the coronavirus pandemic.

“Sometimes you…