Six Ways Christians Get Dating Wrong - RELEVANT
Since the days of Joshua Harris’ I Kissed Dating Goodbye, it’s become increasingly common for articles and sermons to surface with advice and specific
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Largest U.S. children’s hospital to stop transgender procedures
To comply with recent Texas legislation, the largest children’s hospital in the country will no longer provide transgender surgeries, hormones, or puberty blockers. Texas Children’s Hospital plans...
We Can Find All the Answers for Life's Questions in the Bible
We ask many questions about life daily. Why am I here? What's my purpose? What will tomorrow be like? Why is there so much evil within this world?
What Kind of Freedom Do We Have in Christ?
Our freedom cost us nothing but it cost Christ everything. It was and is an amazing gift of grace to us.
Rescuers save eight from a collapsed building in Iowa
A partial apartment building collapse Sunday, May 28, 2023, in Davenport, Iowa. Associated Press/Quad City Times/Photo by Nikos Frazier No deaths have been rep...
U.S. gets older faster
Residents drive golf carts through the Lake Sumter Landing Market Square on Aug. 12, 2021, in The Villages, Fla. Sumter County, Fla., had the highest median age at 68.5, while Utah County, home to Pro...
Study Reveals Doubts about God
While less than half of adults in the U.S. believe in God without a doubt or attend religious services frequently, the majority, almost 80%, say they still pray, a new study from NORC at the University of Chicago shows.
In Poland, old churches offer lessons in medieval history
More than a thousand years of Christianity means there are plenty of things to discover in Poland
Christian celebrity culture, megachurches are a turn-off, poll finds
While a majority of Americans have a positive view of Jesus, most, including Christians, also have a negative opinion of celebrity Christian culture, celebrity pastors, Evangelicals, megachurches and famous worship bands, a new study from Barna Group shows.
South Carolina unborn protection challenged in court
A South Carolina judge on Friday put on hold a freshly-signed state law to protect unborn babies after six weeks of pregnancy. The state’s previous law, which protects unborn babies after 22 weeks o...
