New devotional empowers fathers, husbands, and spiritual leaders to lead with faith, wisdom, obedience, and unwavering ...

In the world of sports, jumping great distances is a celebrated feat of athleticism. Take my son Joshua, for instance, who ...

Self-described “democratic socialists” are celebrating another wave of primary victories, including the upset defeat of ...

This week, our nation will celebrate its 250th birthday. Just as we are a country of diverse stories, identities and ...

Aside from being a reformer and nailing his “95 Theses” to the door of the Castle Church in Wittenberg, Germany, in 1517, ...

The launch of Harvard Divinity School’s journal “Asherah,” named after a pagan goddess, raises concerns about antisemitism ...

Somewhere between the church lobby coffee and the Sunday sermon, a fierce debate has taken root over whether following Jesus ...

Lincoln’s covenantally-minded republic, what he called God’s “almost chosen people,” would emerge from the conflict victorious, just as Moses’ would eventually return to the Promised Land after their ...

From a cheeky slingshot to Paul's letters and information on King Nebuchadnezzar, new research is offering insight into some ...

The headteacher of a Catholic primary school, which received a glowing inspection, has thanked pupils, parents and staff.

The prophet Micah was active during a period when the society was plagued by corruption, injustice, and social disorder; it was during this time that he used his voice to speak against all evils in th ...

When Marianne Barber's hamstring injury sidelined her track season, her coach reminded her of something she had spent 18 months teaching as a missionary: keep an eternal perspective.