Tornado Damage in U.S.
Thirteen bikers rode 766 miles across the southeastern U.S. to raise money for tornado-ravaged towns, families and churches.
Dustin Lee Sisney was mowing his aunt’s yard on Sunday just moments before one of the deadliest tornadoes in U.S. history struck Joplin, ...
"Please pray for all of us as we minister to so many hurting people," Shellenbarger said. "God can use even this type of thing to reach m...
A week after the record number of twisters destroyed entire towns, much-needed blessings punctuated overwhelming loss.
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Pastor's Tornado Tweets Stir Up Theological DebateSarah Pulliam BaileyOklahoma's devastating tornado stirred up a theological debate that was set off from a series of deleted tweets referencing the Book of Job. Popular evangelical author and speaker John Piper regularly tweets Bible verses, but two verses tweeted after the tornado struck some as at best insensitive and at worst bad theology.
Our Ficklness, His FaithfulnessDr. Ray PritchardWe may fail a thousand times … but our God cannot fail, not even once.
- Boy Scouts Overturn Ban on Gay MembersGregory Tomlin
Delegates to the National Council of the Boy Scouts of America Thursday approved new membership guidelines which open the ranks of the organization to homosexual members. Young men who openly claim to be homosexual may now participate as Scouts.
"Why did Sarah laugh and say, 'Will I really have a child, now that I am old?' Is anything too hard for the LORD?" (Gen. 18:13-14). Did you ever come across a truth in Scripture, and do a double-take? Today's Devotional archives...
