“The results so far are super strange: Everyone has both won and lost,” said Calev Myers, an Israeli Christian attorney and ...
Nathan Fielder’s “You Can See Everything” invites us to examine deception in its many insidious forms. In one sense, you can see everything in this movie—so much so that you wonder why these people ...
Horror movies are more demonic these days. In Obsession, the highest grossing scare picture of the summer and the fifth most ...
Josh and Katie Derrick are longtime foster parents from Cleveland, Tennessee, who have adopted multiple children domestically ...
As charismatic influence grows in the US, deliverance ministry is gaining renewed interest. Jake Kail is one leader who wants ...
Why trusted, faith-aligned AI matters. As Christians navigate an increasingly digital world, we’re witnessing a profound shift in how people seek guidance and truth. Scripture calls us to be “wise as ...
A new book from Fredrik deBoer critiques influencer-driven discourse about mental illness that neglects profoundly ill.
A vast wooden narthex will greet worshipers; stained glass and wooden beams will line the large sanctuary. Stonework is set ...
Christians should not draw the line at political disagreement itself. They should draw it where politics, in people’s minds, ...
A new survey shows steady white evangelical support for Republicans, but a lower approval rating for Trump echoes the 2006 ...
Esther asks tough questions, offers no easy answers, and remains more vital than ever as Americans go to the polls.
A legend in creating Bible typefaces now used around the world, he also helped develop a dyslexia-friendly Bible.
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