Olympic Champion Noah Lyles and His Fiancée, Olympian Junelle Bromfield, Get Baptized - RELEVANT
U.S. track and field star Noah Lyles and Jamaican athlete Junelle Bromfield, who got engaged earlier this year, posted on Sunday that they were baptized
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Is This Heaven? No, It’s Banana Ball
What baseball’s most amusing team gets right about joy in sports.
Author Karl Clauson on 'Conquering the One Thing That is Defeating You': sin
Sin S-I-N It s a simple three-letter word But unfortunately, it often serves as the root of everything that s negative in our lives
Is It Time for a Social Media Break? - RELEVANT
Open any social media app this week and it feels like stepping into a storm. Arguments flare between friends. Strangers lock into loops that go nowhere. A
5 Reactions to Jimmy Kimmel's Apology over Charlie Kirk Remarks: 'Crocodile tears'
Jimmy Kimmel s tearful attempt to address his false claims about the 22-year-old man who assassinated Charlie Kirk by claiming the killer was part of the MAGA gang and not a leftist has drawn mixed
Instagram Unsafe for Teens by Design, Report Says
The Instagram logo is seen on a cell phone in Boston, Oct. 14, 2022. Associated Press / Photo by Michael Dwyer, file The majority of Instagram’s teen account ...
After Charlie Kirk’s Murder, Focus on the Family's Jim Daly Says Christians Must Stand Firm, Not Violent
Jim Daly, president of Focus on the Family, opens up about Truth Rising, which examines the decline of Western civilization, the need for Christians to stand courageously yet lovingly for truth, and
MLB Player Defends Missing Game to Attend Charlie Kirk's Memorial Service; Says They Connected on 'faith'
A Major League Baseball player is defending his decision to skip a recent game so he could attend Charlie Kirk s memorial service, highlighting how the two became friends because of their shared
Seoul forum highlights Christian role in education policy as leaders stress balance of identity and financial support for alternative schools
Education leaders in South Korea gathered Sept. 26 to discuss ways to sustain alternative schools, highlighting the need for stable financial support while preserving the schools’ unique identities. The third Education Mission Forum, held at Myongji University in Seoul, was organized by the university’s Education Mission Center and Global Vision Christian School under the theme “New Government Education Policy and the Sustainability of Alternative Education.”
