Podcaster Tara Leigh Cobble encourages Christians to “look for God,” instead of themselves, while reading the Bible.

The beginning of the year is prime time for thoughtful people to engage in introspection, prayer, and meditation — seeking clarity for the journey ahead. For people of faith, that reflection often ...

Founder of the Isaac Oyedepo Evangelistic Ministries, Pastor Isaac Oyedepo, has revealed that his ministry will not be ...

Evolve Studios, a Franklin, Tn.-based production company teamed with Brad Gray, a local pastor, to film a documentary about ...

The federal government’s proposed crackdown on hate speech is seemingly already having an impact, with a neo-Nazi group ...

When Song, a Hindu woman, and her family moved to the outskirts of a large, South Asian city for work, she prayed for God to ...

New England Patriots rookie running back TreVeyon Henderson has shared Scripture with his fans in a message posted just ...

Magh Bihu 2026 in Assam falls on 14 January. Learn the date, Meji bonfire rituals, traditional food, cultural meaning and ...

Podcaster and author Tara-Leigh Cobble recently explained why her “familiarity” with the Bible was what initially made ...

Bergsma, a senior biblical scholar at the St. Paul Center for Biblical Theology, titled his talk “Mass Conversion: How I ...

Offering an interactive approach to studying the Bible through puzzle-based learning, Jeffrey G. Hamman has released "Seek and You Shall Find: Exploring Scripture Through Crossword Puzzles." ...

The Clay County School Board is expected to address on Thursday a controversial social media post made by a board member in ...