This post probably has something to make everyone unhappy. But here goes. With Memorial Day on Monday (in the U.S.) […]
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Private Memorial Service Celebrating the Life and Legacy of Ravi Zacharias to be Livestreamed on May 29
A private memorial service will be live-streamed on May 29 to celebrate the life and legacy of Christian evangelist and […]
Endel Lee on Remembering to Remember on Memorial Day
Endel Lee is a church planting catalyst for military communities with the North American Mission Board. ALPHARETTA, Ga. (BP) — […]
Leo Endel on Christianity is Not About Our Rights
Leo Endel is executive director of the Minnesota-Wisconsin Baptist Convention. ROCHESTER, Minn. (BP) — Working with more than 200 churches, […]
3-Member Church Closed During Coronavirus Finds New Life
LINWOOD, Kan. (BP) — When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, Linwood Baptist Church closed down, and its three remaining members did […]
11-year-old Issues Challenge to Support Missions
EAST ASIA (BP) — It didn’t seem like much — just $32.20 — but it was all this 11-year-old had. […]
Evangelical reverend ADMITS he paid ‘Jane Roe’ $450,000 – including handfuls of $100 bills – because she was a ‘symbol anti-abortion movement could not afford to lose
Evangelical anti-abortionists ‘cut checks’ and ‘stuffed hundred-dollar bills’ into ‘Jane Roe,’ Norma McCorvey’s hands, even though they knew she did […]
Museum of the Bible Must Send One More Artifact Back to Iraq
Another ancient document is causing controversy for the Museum of the Bible after a federal government prosecutor filed a claim that a […]
David Moffitt on What’s Up With the Ascension?
David M. Moffitt is Reader in New Testament Studies, University of St Andrews, Scotland Fellow church members occasionally ask: “If […]
Meet the ‘Gang Pastor’ Behind Cape Town’s Viral Coronavirus Cooperation
Somehow, an Australian-born investment banker in England went to South Africa and got mixed up with the “Americans.” The gang, […]
NIH Director Francis Collins Wins $1.3M Templeton Prize
In the middle of the busiest season of his career, working 100 hours a week to rally the country’s medical […]
Martin Luther on Whether One May Flee From a Deadly Plague
[Republished with permission of Fortress Press] To the Reverend Doctor Johann Hess, pastor at Breslau, and to his fellow-servants of […]
Ron Rittgers on How Martin Luther Helps Us See Divine Love in Pandemic Suffering
Ron Rittgers holds the Erich Markel Chair in German Reformation Studies at Valparaiso University. He is the author of The Reformation […]
Book Review: ‘Keys to Bonhoeffer’s Haus: Exploring the World and Wisdom of Dietrich Bonhoeffer’ by Laura M. Fabrycky
Review by Leslie Leyland Fields, who is the author of Your Story Matters: Finding, Writing, and Living the Truth of Your […]
Gerald Erickson on the Wonder and Terror of Hearing God’s Voice in a Disaster
Gerald Erickson is a marine scientist and writer in the Seattle area. His outlook on life has been formed from […]
Sam Kim on a Sacred Romance in the Coronavirus Pandemic
Rev. Dr. Sam D. Kim is Co-Founder of 180 Church NYC, a community joining God to restore the beauty in all […]
Kamesh Sankaran on the Humbling of a Proud Hindu: How God Got My Attention When I Thought I Was Too Good for Grace
Kamesh Sankaran teaches engineering and physics at Whitworth University. In the Gospel of John, Jesus speaks to the Jewish leader […]
Book Review: ‘To Think Christianly: A History of L’Abri, Regent College, and the Christian Study Center Movement’ by Charles E. Cotherman
Review by Daniel G. Hummel, who is an honorary research fellow in the history department at the University of Wisconsin–Madison […]
