One of the most common misunderstandings about the Bible is the belief that God in the Old Testament was harsh and unloving, while the God of the New Testament is gentle.

Rev. Chris McCreight says we should approach our scriptures with the idea that they aren't always only about Jesus.

The city of Zion in the Old Testament is set atop a mountain and is placed as a beacon of light for all people from all ...

College of the Ozarks will be part of a national cover-to-cover Bible-reading event just before the 250th birthday of the United States.

Long before the modern State of Israel was reborn, the prophet Isaiah foresaw a time when the most distant remnants of our ...

Tracing dominionist theology and the New Apostolic Reformation from its roots to its full expression in Donald Trump, Tim ...

As Pope Leo prepares to visit northern Lebanon, Christian border villages in the south feel abandoned and struggle to rebuild ...

There is one Supernatural twist fans have never been able to forgive, but the final season makes right a universal wrong.

By Mark Wilmoth A little boy prepared his letter to Santa. “I’ve been good for 6 months,” he wrote, but then, after a moment’s reflection, the boy crossed out “six” and wrote, “three.” After another ...

A man in the desert cannot wait for even the smallest sip of water. This is rightly so because he needs it to sustain his life. When he finally receives water, there is a sense of relief and joy, and ...

Apr. 8, 2001 - When Christine Gallagher was 18, she announced to her Methodist minister father that Christianity "didn't work" for her. She stopped going to church and began a study of Asian ...

The Semien Mountains in northern Ethiopia were for centuries home to Jews known as the Beta Israel. The community included a class of ascetic high priests, known as meloksewoch, who oversaw prayers, ...