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Throughout the biblical texts, music is also connected to prophecy and to dealing with evil spirits. Jesus and the apostles sang a hymn after the Last Supper, according to two of the Gospels. The Apostle Paul specifically associates singing with...

Dads are crucial. We’ve known this for a long time. For example, former president Barack Obama, despite advancing many policies that undermined the family, remained an outspoken voice on the importance of loving, involved fathers. According...

Have our spiritual enemy and our secularized culture been isolating your soul? Being identified with a denomination or even a local church is not enough. The question is: Are you engaged in intentional community within the body of Christ?

Those who find a worldview in which bodies have no purpose or boundaries a bit nauseating should wonder why. Christians can tell them, and offer the alternative: a worldview in which bodies are sacred, not only because they are part of what it...

President Joe Biden announced yesterday that he is withdrawing from the 2024 presidential race. In a subsequent post, he stated: “I want to offer my full support and endorsement for Kamala [Harris] to be the nominee of our party this year.”

From the beginning of their story, the Jews have needed such courage simply to exist as a people.

When it comes to God and country, white evangelicals report the most intense patriotic feelings in a new poll, with more than two-thirds saying they are extremely proud to be an American.

One of my favorite stories about the power of prayer to win the lost is over 1600 years old. It begins with a woman named Monica who was raised by Christian parents in North Africa...

In past Worship Matters columns, we've looked at why we sing, the history of congregational song, the meaning of music, and the role of music in worship. Now I'd like to turn our attention to the broader topic of Christian musicians. What does a...

But, one of the most important thing that I learned in seminary about myself was that I don’t know everything. The more I learned the more I realized that I had so much more to learn. As one friend put it, “the more I learn, the dumber I feel.”

The concept of "Just War" has been debated among Christians for centuries. In today's second half of Bill Hayne's essay, the "Just War Theory" is applied to the current situation with Iraq.