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In today's From the Seminaries: African American missions movement highlighted at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary; Mohler holds first 'Ask Anything' campus event.
Anthony Watson, the first skeleton racer from Jamaica ever to qualify for the Olympics, may be a longshot, but he's grateful to represent his family, his homeland and his God.
Marriage, Peter Link notes, is a critical choice that defines a person's relationship to God. Couples must connect their lives to "a growing affection for God, because the chief end of Christian marriage is to glorify God and enjoy Him forever," Link writes.
"Winter Olympics and the Bible," produced by the Museum of the Bible and available on the YouVersion Bible app or online, is a 10-day plan that includes devotionals relating to Olympic athletes and applicable Scripture passages.
18-year-old Maame Biney -- the first black woman to compete in the Olympics as a U.S. speed skater -- says God is the one who gave her a passion for the sport.
In today's From the Seminaries: Convocation at Southern Baptist Theological Seminary; organizational changes at Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary.
See why child health advocates are pushing back on Facebook's latest venture aimed at the very young.
A 6.1 magnitude earthquake rocked parts of Afghanistan and Pakistan on Wednesday, killing at least one child and injuring at least 15 others. The United States Geological Survey recorded the quake’s...
Churches across America take on the negative trend of increasing obesity in the church by touting Bible-based weight loss plan.
Some people teach that the Church should prepare for trouble to survive the tribulation that is soon to come
