The art of rest
It is so important that we don't lose those precious moments in every day in which we can stop, take stock, be before God and simply breathe him in – however that works best for us.
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Lilias Trotter: Talented artist, dedicated missionary
Despite persecution and the emigration of believers, the Algerian church has endured and her mission organisation continues today as Arab World Ministries.
Philip Yancey on pandemics, pain and words of wisdom from a 16th century churchman
Philip Yancey speaks to Christian Today about his new book, A Companion in Crisis, a modern paraphrase of John Donne's 'Devotions on Emergent Occasions', and the lessons he is still learning about why God allows suffering and how believers can accept it in their own life.
Puerto Ricans protest power outages
The island’s residents brought damaged home appliances to the capital on Thursday in an attempt to make the government cancel its contract with Luma Energy, a private power company that controls the...
Detransitioner Turns to Christ, Seeks to Help Others with Gender Confusion Find Jesus
A woman who underwent cross-sex hormones and surgery attempting to become a man has detransitioned, found Christ and launched an organization seeking to help others who face similar discontent with ...
I Need You in Order to Survive
From creation, God said it was not good for man to be alone, so why do we feel like we can be alone and survive effectively?
Math, Reading Scores Fall During Pandemic
Data from the National Center for Education Statistics released Thursday showed that 9-year-olds’ reading scores fell by five percentage points, while math fell by seven in the past two years. This ...
Good Faith Works Just Like a Compass
I believe meditating on things is like the striking of a magnet. Each time you think upon a thought, event, person or idea, you are striking your inner compass to become more aligned with that way of thinking.
Trusting God with Our Journey through Life
Nobody was ever intended to make this journey called life on their own.
Jan. 6 rioter gets longest sentence yet
A judge sentenced retired New York police officer Thomas Webster to 10 years in prison for attacking and choking Washington, D.C., police officer Noah Rathburn. A jury convicted Webster in May of all ...
