God's honest truth: engaging with Muslims' questions on Biblical truth at Ramadan
Ramadan is a time of increased focus on growing spiritually closer to Allah and as such is a great opportunity to start a faith conversation with our Muslim friends.
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Stronger relationships with God make consumers less likely to buy self-help products, study suggests
While the $10 billion self-help industry is expected to increase to $14 billion by 2025, a new study from Duke University’s Fuqua School of Business suggests that consumers who have a strong relationship with God are less likely to spend money in that market.
FROM THE SEMINARIES: Jonathan Six named SEBTS VP; Tawa Anderson joins NOBTS faculty; Spurgeon College commissions nine mission teams | Baptist Press
Jonathan Six promoted to SEBTS VP of advancement; Tawa Anderson to join NOBTS, Leavell College faculty; Spurgeon College Fusion Program commissions nine missionary teams.
What the Euphemism for "Christian" In Your Instagram Bio Says About You - RELEVANT
Social media is all about curating the brand. We've all become little marketing departments, shaping our image in the public imagination. Whether it's how
Economy shrinks in first quarter
A customer pumps gasoline into his car at a Sam’s Club in Gulfport, Miss., in February, Associated Press/Photo by Rogelio V. Solis A report released on Thur...
FDA to consider vaccine for young kids
Moderna submitted data to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Thursday to get two low-dose shots of the COVID-19 vaccine approved for children younger than 6. More children were hospitalized with C...
Derek Chauvin appeals murder conviction
In the 82-page file, the former Minneapolis police officer asked the state Court of Appeals to either reverse his conviction, allow a new trial, or resentence him. Last June, Hennepin County Judge Pet...
Minnesota reports racial bias in Minneapolis police
Nearly two years after the police killing of George Floyd, the Minnesota Department of Human Rights accused the Minneapolis Police Department of a pattern of racial discrimination over the past decad...
I Love Idi Amin
Bishop Festo Kivengere struggled to forgive the brutal Ugandan dictator - until he heard a John Stott sermon.
Eastern Europe in the face of war: an aid worker's diary
Any small part we have been able to play has been an honour. But I also suspect this is very much the beginning of the story, writes Gwyn Williams.
