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Learn about the profound spiritual significance of waiting during the Christmas season with Rich Villodas' new devotional book, "Waiting on Jesus."...

Journey Church is grieving the tragic loss of their beloved Executive Pastor, Joshua R. Rene, a devoted father of four, who was killed in a...

In a thrilling Iron Bowl victory, Alabama quarterback Ty Simpson led a game-winning drive, crediting his faith for his composure under pressure.

Jordan is investing $100 million to reconstruct a first-century Palestinian village at the UNESCO World Heritage Baptism Site, preparing for a...

A university student claims she received a failing grade for citing the Bible in a psychology essay, sparking a debate about academic freedom and...

A new healthcare proposal championed by Senator Bill Cassidy and favored by President Trump aims to replace ACA subsidies with Roth HSAs, directly...

Is Black Friday draining your spirit instead of fueling your joy? Discover how Jesus’ words, “It is more blessed to give than to receive,” speak...

As he approaches 100, Dick Van Dyke shares the joyful secret behind his longevity: he’s never stopped singing. The beloved entertainer says music...

Given the inherent challenges, how can we make the most of the extended family Thanksgiving table?

Turn Black Friday into a season of purposeful, joyful giving.

The first Christians had almost nothing, but they lived like they had everything. Discover five bold ways they made gratitude their lifestyle.

Two West Virginia National Guardsmen are in critical condition after a shooting near the White House, prompting an increased federal response and...

The bunny and the fox are back—but this time, their mission could break their friendship. Here’s what parents need to know before hitting play on...

As the holidays approach, a leading child safety organization is urging parents to reconsider gifting iPhones and similar internet-connected...

50 students have escaped a mass abduction from a Catholic school in Niger state, though 253 children and 12 teachers remain missing.