Do You Need Jesus to Get to Heaven?
Ultimately, getting into heaven (a.k.a being saved / having a living relationship with God) is a gracious gift.
Living — Page 460
Praying in Difficult Seasons
No matter what season you find yourself in, find the confidence to draw closer to God.
Making disciples who make disciples
"Making disciples who make disciples" is not merely a slogan; it's a profound approach to living out the Great Commission.
Meeting God in the midst of bereavement
Christian Today speaks to The Leprosy Mission's Jonny Wicks about losing his wife Rachel to a brain aneurysm and how God walked with him through the pain and heartache.
Pastor, family grow in the rich, fertile soil of the valley | Baptist Press
NEW ORLEANS (BP) – Hard times often are described as “going through a valley.” But Bruce Watson, pastor of First Baptist Jeanerette, La., describes life’s valleys as the place where the soil is the richest.
Libya jails officials for catastrophic dam breaks
The top Libyan prosecutor on Monday put at least eight current and former officials behind bars. The northern African nation experienced severe flooding earlier this month when heavy rains from Tropic...
Judge Blocks School District from Enforcing LGBT Policy against Christian Teachers
A federal judge has blocked a California school district from forcing Christian teachers to follow a policy requiring school officials to refrain from telling parents that their children identify as ...
Texting is Easier, But It Might Be Ruining Your Relationships - RELEVANT
*sigh* “Why don’t they just pick up the phone and call?” It's a common, exasperated question you’ve certainly thought (or someone thought about you) in
Maui authorities let residents back to visit burn zone
Hawaii officials were scheduled to lift restrictions Monday to Lahaina, the infamous burn zone from August’s wildfire that swept the island of Maui. The Environmental Protection Agency has cleared s...
Travel: Postcard from Fort Benton, Montana
The westward expansion that Lewis and Clark ignited would put Fort Benton on the map The trappers, traders and pioneers who followed over the ensuing decades made it the birthplace of Montana
