Netflix’s ‘Indian Matchmaking’ Offers Wisdom for Christians
Introducing singles can help build the local church.
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Survey Says US College Students Learn Less About Religion
U.S. college students spend significant time learning about people of different races, political affiliations, and sexual orientations and much less time learning about people of different religious and worldview groups, according to a new study.
The Trinity Is Missing from Christian Worship Music
While churches praise God from whom all blessings flow, they don't praise Father, Son, and Holy Ghost.
TikTok: Is There a Chinese 'Trojan Horse' on Your Child's Phone?
TikTok has quickly become one of the world's most popular apps, but it's also been called a national security threat and President Trump has threatened to ban it.
Tim Tebow Calls for Christians to Join 'Rescue Team,' Stand Against Human Trafficking
Tim Tebow's birthday wish this year is for the world to join the fight against human trafficking.
FIRST-PERSON: Space exploration and God | Baptist Press
VINCENT, Ala. (BP) -- After 45 years, astronauts landed in the drink again. It was the first ever Gulf of Mexico space capsule landing. The event garnered lots of news coverage.
Trump’s 2020 Religious Attack on Biden Harks Back to 1800
Last week President Donald Trump attacked his presumptive Democratic opponent, Joe Biden, on religious grounds. It’s been 220 years since the religion card was played so bigly in an American presidential campaign. The precedent is more apt than you might think.
Chris Pratt Posts Pro-Life Message After Daughter’s Birth: ‘Children Are a Heritage From the Lord’
Chris Pratt and his wife Katherine Schwarzenegger welcomed their newborn daughter Lyla Maria on Monday.
How the Black Plague Made the Shroud of Turin a Beloved Relic
Just as the faithful clung to religious iconography — whether true relic or icon — during pestilent periods in the Middle Ages, relics remain relevant to the hopeful in the modern era.
To Cope with Pandemic, Americans Choose Binge-Watching TV Over the Bible
When it comes to coping with the stress and uncertainty of a pandemic, most Americans are turning not to God, but to TV. That’s just one of the findings of a Pew Research Center survey released Friday (Aug. 7).
