MercyMe Holds On to a Hit in ‘I Can Only Imagine 2’
The contemporary Christian film sequel explores life after writing a megahit, asking whether hardship can bear good fruit.
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An Able Reply to the Toughest Challenges to Reformed Theology
A new book on the Reformed tradition commends it as a “generous” home combining firm foundations and open doors.
Evangelicals speak out in support of Bible Day in Guatemala
The Evangelical Alliance of Guatemala issued a public statement expressing concern about the polarization surrounding Decree 5-2025, legislation that established the observance of Bible Day and is currently under review by the Constitutional Court.
The New Playbook: How Jesus Became the Biggest Trend in Sports - RELEVANT
Jonathan Isaac isn’t interested in being subtle about his faith. He wrote a book about it. He launched an apparel and shoe company to proclaim it. And in
Breaking News: Chick-fil-A Is Testing Sweet Potato Fries and Straight Fries - RELEVANT
Chick-fil-A has always kept it simple on the sides. That might change soon. The chain is testing Sweet Potato Waffle Fries and classic French fries as
NRB 2026 opens in Nashville with call for Christian communicators to close ‘orthodoxy gap’
An expected 5,800-plus Christian communicators convened Tuesday as the NRB 2026 International Christian Media Convention opened in Nashville, with NRB President and CEO Troy Miller urging media leaders to address what he described as a widening gap between belief and obedience among self-identified Christians.
The Lone Bellow Lost an Entire Album. Their Fans Helped Rebuild It. - RELEVANT
There’s a version of What a Time to Be Alive that never made it past a parking lot in Chicago. The Lone Bellow had finished the record. They were mixing
We’ve Still Got Heaven Wrong
N.T. Wright’s Homecoming hits familiar notes, but they’re still needed.
Emotions Don’t Just Happen to You
Our society tends to treat feelings as inevitable and authentic. A new book explores an older understanding in the Bible and the church.
Harvard study links loneliness to decline in civic life and religious participation
Researchers at Harvard University disclosed findings that loneliness is linked to a lack of civic participation and reduced engagement in socializing, including within religious communities, alongside other factors affecting Americans—especially young people.
