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The first part of this article, “Is the COVID-19 Vaccine Ethical for Christians? Part 1,” dealt with the question of whether vaccinations in...

Weeks of planning, gathering, and celebrating with family and friends can take a toll on our bodies as well as our souls. Thankfully we serve a God...

If you are anything like me, I have to summon all my willpower to ward off the itch to correct and redirect my husband. I have my own set of rules...

We attended church as a kid. I'm not sure I got much out of it, but I did learn the rhythm of attending church every Sunday. It was ingrained...

There’s no doubt that the teen years are among the most challenging years your kid will face. Their body will change in ways they may not want or...

When tasked with figuring out what is the oldest book in the Bible, the conversation by most scholars comes down to two books, Genesis and Job. If...

Thank you for all the ways you have upheld our students' wellbeing in the past. We ask you to continue to preserve their physical and mental...

While we may not have an exact date for when Jesus is coming back, there are indicators all around that his return may be sooner than you think.

The good news is, you’re not alone if you’ve made a bad decision in life, and it’s not too late to turn towards making a wise one. Quite possibly...

The phrase “Christ consciousness” sounds like something good to achieve as we’re growing spiritually. But what does Christ consciousness actually...

It’s printed right there on our money: “In God We Trust.” But do we?

You don’t have to change who you are because God made you just the way He wanted you to be, and He never makes mistakes. Don’t change who you are...

You don’t have to tithe. God isn’t a tax collector, nor does He demand your obedience. God loves you so much He gives you the choice. But why...

Right now, you may be simply slogging through the muck of your grief. And that's okay. Processing grief is not a race. But remember, God joins you...

Pinpointing the causes and results of the Great Schism of 1054 is like trying to make sense of church infighting today. You’d have to go back...