For decades, religion in America had a predictable gender pattern: women were generally more committed than men. That’s changing fast. Young men are
Billionaire Elon Musk agreed to stick with his offer to purchase Twitter at $54.20 per share, according to a regulatory filing. Musk originally signed on to buy the social media giant in April for a t...
An 8-month-old girl, her mother, father, and uncle were “taken against their will” near a highway exit between Modesto and Fresno, the Merced County Sheriff’s Office said. People who knew the fa...
Between The Great Resignation and "quiet quitting," it's clear Americans are reconsidering their work/life balance. Now, a new report shows that some are
The Bible makes me think Jesus was obsessed with forgiveness. He never stopped talking about the need to forgive others. His parables spoke of a God who
If you've ever mindlessly scrolled through TikTok late at night only to pause at a mouth-watering video of a cheesy pizza or greasy burger, not only are
Just because you can't go to church doesn't mean you can't invest in your spiritual health.
Most of us don't want to talk about death, even though it's one of the three things that are guaranteed to all of us in life, the other two being taxes and change.
While the world struggles to find itself right-side-up again after all the upheaval of the past couple of years, Jesus wants us to shine our lights bright like a lighthouse for those who are trying to find land.
LAWRENCEBURG, Ky. (BP) – An Anderson County educator, who is also a Kentucky Baptist pastor, is taking a moral stand on the issue of being told to refer to students by their suggested pronouns and not being allowed to tell the child’s parents if the request was made.
Stewart Rhodes, founder of the Oath Keepers Associated Press/Photo by Jared Ramsdell, Journal Inquirer, file Jurors on Monday heard the prosecution and defense...
