It s Not Like That explores grief, faith and the complications of love after loss in a new faith-fueled drama debuting on Prime Video s faith-based subscription service, Wonder Project
The Emmys have a habit of dragging, but last night’s 77th ceremony managed to feel surprisingly light on its feet. Between first-time host Nate Bargatze’s
Ethiopian evangelicals hailed Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed’s inauguration of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) as both a national milestone and an answer to years of prayer, framing the $5 billion project as a shared victory for faith and nation.
Atlanta Falcons rookie running back Nate Carter is using his platform to promote something bigger than football: his faith. On Instagram, Carter regularly
For 20 years, Lecrae has lived in the tension of being too Christian for hip hop and too hip hop for the church. Evangelicals once paraded him as proof
Conservatives and liberals in the United States (and increasingly elsewhere in the world) are accusing each other of creating an environment that contributes to political violence. We need to be very careful about making cause-effect connections. However, if we legitimize violence as a way to solve problems, we should not be surprised if others turn to violence also. If we sow the wind, we should not be surprised about reaping the whirlwind.
Ruston Kelly has built his reputation as one of Americana’s most brutally honest songwriters, the kind who can turn personal wreckage into songs that
The Center for Christianity and Public Life (CCPL) has named Alex Arnold as its first director of research, marking what leaders describe as a major step in advancing the organization’s mission to integrate Christian thought into American civic life.
Fall is cinema season. The air gets crisp, the sweaters come out of storage, and suddenly you’re craving stories with a little more weight — movies that
Celebrities expressed shock and mourning following the death of Christian conservative activist Charlie Kirk, 31, who was fatally shot while hosting an event at Utah Valley University in Orem on
Eighty years after the death of St Maximilian Kolbe, the Catholic priest who offered his life in Auschwitz so another man could live, his story is being brought to the big screen in Triumph of the
