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Discover how earthly hardships can lead to heavenly rewards, challenging our perspective on what truly constitutes good and bad. Explore divine wisdom that reveals suffering as a catalyst for greater glory and a stronger faith, ultimately worth...

A real biblical site, a real woman, and a real faith, all rooted in history. That’s what we learn from the archaeological dig at Magdala.

Praying the Names of Jesus explores the profound concept of shalom, or peace, and its significance in the Bible, revealing that it encompasses not only tranquility but also wholeness, completion, and prosperity. Through a deep dive into scripture...

It's not easy, but pastors are commissioned to do this one thing for their people

As Christians, we can get caught up in financial doctrines; however, let us remember that God doesn’t evaluate us based on our income bracket, what kind of car we drive, or what kind of house we live in—God sees our heart.

The family of the prominent Los Angeles pastor Rev. Frederick K.C. Price will be holding a closed-casket viewing in March so that the public can say goodbye to the late pastor.

CASTEL GANDOLFO, Italy (AP) - Pope John Paul II, in his first meeting with President Bush, weighed in Monday on one aspect of the difficult stem-cell decision awaiting Bush back home, decrying the ``evils'' of creating human embryos for medical...

As we go out into the world and make disciples, we must ensure that our beliefs are based on the Bible. We must help new disciples learn to discern the difference between biblical teaching and the traditions of American “church” culture.

We as Christians who are also Americans have much for which to be thankful. As the Psalmist declared, “It is good to give thanks to the LORD, and to sing praises to Your name, O Most High; to declare Your lovingkindness in the morning, and Your...

Kate Bowler, author of Everything Happens for a Reason (and Other Lies I've Loved) talks with Crosswalk.com about living with stage IV colon cancer for three years. Kate, a mother of one and a professor at Duke Divinity School, lets readers into...

I was recently reminded that the strongest witness to our faith in Christ isn't success or happiness. It’s hope—especially in the most painful situations.

Daisy-May Demetre was born with underdeveloped fibular bones in both legs. Her parents chose to have her legs amputated below the knee. After being fitted with prosthetics, she can walk, run, and jump and is an avid gymnast. She is also a model.