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There is a new cultural apologetic that is fast becoming the go-to argument to ensure affirmation and approval of previously immoral acti...
So many feel that much of their lives have been wasted. Is there hope that a promise originally made to the people of Israel can be appli...
People hardly ever give their all for anyone, but for a real winner, someone might give up something. God, though, shows his love in one ...
The joy of God: that state of flourishing in mind, heart, and life that Christians experience by the Holy Spirit. It's what’s so missing ...
Who is the most important person in your church? On one level it’s kind of a silly question to ask. Yet in his book "Healed at Last" Scot...
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It’s been the worst-kept secret in Christendom, but this week Philadelphia Archbishop Charles Chaput gave the strongest indication yet that Pope Francis will visit Philadelphia next year.
- President Obama Nominates Religious Freedom Ambassador after Nine-Month DelayCarrie Dedrick
Rabbi David Saperstein will be filling the position of Ambassador-at-Large for International Religious Freedom.
For Thou art my rock and my fortress; therefore for Thy name's sake lead me, and guide me (Psalm 31:3). I don't know about you, but I'm not certain I could pray to my heavenly Father and truly say, "I thank Thee for all my trials." Today's Devotional archives...
