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Do you ever feel unseen or overlooked, even in your deepest struggles? This heartfelt reflection reminds us that El Roi, the God who sees, is always watching over us with unconditional love. Learn how His care can bring peace and fulfillment to...

The most wonderful time of the year can leave many feeling depleted and completely overwhelmed. But it doesn't have to.

It can be hard to accept the free gift of grace when we don’t feel like we deserve it. But in Jesus' kingdom, we do not live by the world's rules of deserving or undeserving.

Often times, we may experience burnout or exhaustion trying to depend only on ourselves. When we depend daily on ourselves, it can lead to us daily denying our need for Jesus.

In a case that could determine restrictions on expressions of faith in the public square, the Supreme Court on Wednesday will consider religious prayers that convene government meetings.

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Washington D.C.’s National Cathedral will host a Muslim prayer service for the first time on Friday (Nov. 14).

The National Cathedral in Washington, D.C. hosted its first Muslim prayer service on Friday (Nov. 14).

Prayer vigils and rallies are taking place worldwide today to mark 100 days since roughly 200 schoolgirls in Nigeria were abducted by Boko Haram.

An Egyptian Christian leader has issued an urgent call for worldwide prayers concerning potential explosive rallies both for and against the presidency of Mohammed Morsi.

As the eyes of the world are focused on Syria, Open Doors received the prayer of a Syrian pastor that gives insight into the suffering of the people who have decided to stay in the war-torn country.

Did you know that there is actually a National Grandparents Day? We don't need gifts, but there is one gift we can give our families.

Sometimes, we just need to slow down. Be still and savor rest to start the new week refreshed.

The Washington mudslime death toll reached 21 on Sunday, prompting congregation to gather in prayer for the families of lost loved ones.

A Christian student group had been peacefully meeting for over three years for encouragement, prayer, and singing when officials suddenly ordered the students to stop.

A Canadian man is suing his local government to stop the recitation of the Lord's Prayer before council meetings, claiming the practice causes him "anguish, discrimination, exclusion, rejection and loss of enjoyment of life."