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Today: Learn some cool symbolism about Aaron's staff becoming a fruit-bearing almond branch and its relation to God's punishment for disobedience and Mt. Sinai. Also, what can we learn about our resurrected bodies from Jesus? Get the scoop...

It was a pagan world, outside the borders of the accepted disciplines and understandings of civilization. But spiritual. Deeply spiritual. The supernatural was everywhere, in places and days, people and events, filling their lives with images,...

MANAGUA, Nicaragua (AP) - Under pink banners proclaiming peace and love, Daniel Ortega is running hard to regain the presidency of Nicaragua more than a decade after a U.S.-backed military crusade helped drive his socialist Sandinista Party from...

ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) - Poison gas. Explosives. Hand-to-hand combat. Knives. And religious exhortations.

The events of 9/11 are a vivid reminder that people can have deep convictions and still be tragically wrong if at the core of their convictions are wrong beliefs.

All of this year’s Wilberforce Weekend Christian conference content will be delivered virtually and, the best part is, it is absolutely free. Given the difficult and uncertain times, not to mention the rising unemployment rate, we’ve removed all...

Frederick Douglass’s life was a marvelous fusion of biblical teaching, conversion, personal piety, and social action. His life and work had a profound impact on the United States and beyond, and was shaped by his conviction that we are all made in...

Attempts to commercialize romantic love, what the Greeks called eros, is nothing new. But it’s quite clear that, in our Valentine’s Day traditions, we’ve lost the history of what was, historically, a feast day of the Church: The feast day of the...

Johannes Gutenberg’s invention of the printing press revolutionized access to knowledge, fueling advancements in science, literature, and education by making books widely available and preserving accuracy. However, despite this legacy, modern...

Is Google our new “God? ” It’s a question I raised in my book, The Church in an Age of Crisis. But I wasn’t the first to raise it.

Today marks four years since the highly-publicized death of Terri Schiavo. Her passing remains an ominous marker of the movement of our government and culture on the value of human life.