Christian Courage Is More Than Suffering Bravely
An excerpt from "The Pursuit of Character: Recovering the Virtues."
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Guitarist Clint Lowery Gives God the Glory for Successful Tour
Guitarist Clint Lowery of the rock band Sevendust gave God the glory following a successful tour, not long after first identifying himself as a saved Christian
Brandon Lake Wins K-LOVE Fan Awards Top Honors, Urges Christians to ‘find a new room’ for Gospel
Brandon Lake swept the 13th annual K-LOVE Fan Awards, winning the night s biggest awards and delivering a passionate message urging believers to take their faith beyond the walls of the church
JOHNNYSWIM’s Next Act Is Bigger Than the Band - RELEVANT
Abner Ramirez is trying to describe the last two years of JOHNNYSWIM’s life. Fun? Sure, technically. Somewhere in there, fun happened. But fun feels too
Digital Detox Culture Is Real, But Is Logging Off Actually Enough? - RELEVANT
Digital detox culture exists because everyone knows the phone is winning. Back in 2017, the American Psychological Association found that 65% of Americans
The RELEVANT Summer 2026 Reading Guide - RELEVANT
Something shifts in summer. The news doesn't stop — it never does anymore — but there's a particular quality to a June afternoon that makes you want to
Milly Alcock Faces Backlash for Dismissing ‘Christian Dad’ Critics ahead of ‘Supergirl’ Release
Actress Milly Alcock is facing backlash after dismissing her online critics as Christian dads ahead of the release of DC Studios upcoming Supergirl film
You Don’t Need Testosterone Therapy
Hormone supplements are trendy but often not medically necessary. Even as our bodies weaken and age, we can grow in spiritual strength.
Indie Tribe Is Letting Fans Into the Chaos With a New Documentary - RELEVANT
Indie Tribe has dropped the first episode of their new documentary centered around the making of Who Do You Say I Am?, the ambitious album that expanded
Is Christian nationalism the mirror image of progressive Christianity?
As mass demonstrations blend Christian imagery with nationalist politics, questions grow concerning how Christians should respond to Christian nationalism. But the issue has more to do with elements of faith aligned with politics more than competing theological interpretations. Peter Lynas wonders if the latest UK shifts are a new expression of an old problem.
