Memorial Day
A Texas pastor and grandfather shares with his family how witnessing a local deployment of National Guardsmen changed him.
Freedom is not free, and it's worth remembering that at Memorial Day, as well as all year round.
There are the practical demands of parenting, many of which seem more acute these days. Our neighborhoods don’t feel as safe or secure a...
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‘Veil of Tears’ Tells Untold Stories of Oppression, Hope for Women in South Asia Russ JonesGospel for Asia marked International Women’s Day March 8 with its announcement of a new documentary that tells the untold stories of millions of women in South Asia who face oppression simply because of their gender.
Bullying Linked to Suicidal Behavior in AdolescentsJim LiebeltChildren and teens who are bullied may be more likely to think about or attempt suicide, a new study from the Netherlands suggests.
- Support for Israel Fading in Evangelical CirclesKristin Wright
Today evangelical leaders on both sides say that the millennial generation sees the conflict differently – viewing it with a perspective of neutrality and empathy for both sides.
- US Supreme Court Lets the Episcopal Church keep Falls Church PropertySarah Pulliam Bailey
The Supreme Court on Monday let stand a Virginia court ruling that allows the Episcopal Church to keep the property of a large congregation that left the denomination over theological differences.
Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind. This is the first and greatest commandment. And the second is like it: Love your neighbor as yourself (Matt. 22:37-39). God didn't intend for people to fill our hearts with love. Today's Devotional archives...
