For decades, religion in America had a predictable gender pattern: women were generally more committed than men. That’s changing fast. Young men are
How often do we take notice of these seasons and allow the changes to stir us to action?
After leaving a trail of destruction across Florida, Hurricane Ian is expected to make landfall in South Carolina on Friday as either a Category 1 or tropical storm. Aerial photos of the storm’s pat...
The Indian Supreme Court struck down a law Thursday that protected babies after 20 weeks of pregnancy in cases where the mother was single. Now, all women are under India's current law that protects b...
When Jesus told His followers they were to make disciples—that is, followers—of all nations, He was not speaking to a select group of special Christians.
In Los Angeles, Dr. Shayan Rab of the Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health is pioneering a bold and innovative to psychiatry practice, taking
Could teaching what s described in the Bible as a blessed hope actually be a source of anxiety and trauma, as CNN claims Known commonly as the Rapture, the doctrine stems from the word harpazo in the ...
Through Isaiah the Lord made the case that idols, whether local or abroad, are nothing but a dead distraction from the one true God.
Serve day in New Orleans neighborhoods yields salvations; Pursuing healthy churches: 9Marks at Southeastern returns to campus.
The Category 4 hurricane made landfall Wednesday afternoon in southern Florida with 155 mph winds. Category 5 winds start at 157 mph. People tried to raise their belongings or move them inland to avoi...
Dissolving a church or merging congregations can be complicated, not just emotionally or doctrinally, but financially and legally. Unlike selling a home, where the seller completes the sale to a willing buyer and, after paying off any debts, can pocket the money, church property proceeds cannot be distributed to church members, leaders, founders or donors. […]
