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In the first ever “State of Theology” survey conducted in the UK, adults were asked what they believed about God, Jesus Christ and more. The...

Companies are trying the strategy “of using emotion and shared values to build relationships with consumers—and sell them more stuff.” To many, it...

The prominence of the temple at both ends of Jesus’s life points to its importance in biblical history and beyond.

If there are reasons for dismissing the minister, faithful leaders can find ways to make it happen without ruining that person’s future...

Here’s what I want you to know: If you are reeling from the pain of divorce or tired of languishing in the loneliness of the single life, know that...

I may never have turned to idols or perverted justice, but I can easily fail to see God’s hand. I can become so focused on the blessings, so...

This is the time to recap the year that was. But how do you really get a 12-month snapshot of a culture’s zeitgeist? I would argue for two words:...

We hear plenty of negativity every day. We need this message because we need some good news from God.

Relationships can be messy and confusing. We long to build bridges, to point others to Jesus, and really, to love others well. But sometimes it can...

A growing number of adolescents are going untreated for major depression nationwide over the past several years, warranting enhanced educational,...

A church leader was venting. “We have so many immature members. And the problem is, they want to stay that way!”

The Bible is relevant to all peoples, all cultures, all ages…and it is relevant on its own accord.

The pastor is not a hireling. He does not enter the ministry for the money.

Whenever God allows something unhealthy to come under the spotlight, He’s giving us the opportunity to align ourselves and our lives more closely...

Holly Hawes looks through the Bible for ways God draws and has drawn near to humanity.