Is there evidence for the afterlife? Lee Strobel, author of the best-selling book, The Case for Christ (1998), thinks so, and has produced a documentary film exploring near-death experiences and the afterlife. The film is …
For years, Christian evangelists told teens to try getting high on Jesus instead of drugs. Now, an American evangelist has a new question for the questioning: Have you ever tried getting high…on Jesus and weed? …
What is the key to happiness? According to the recent World Happiness Report, the happiest nations in the world are Finland, Denmark, Iceland, Switzerland, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, Sweden, Norway, Israel, and New Zealand. Finland has …
The Episcopal Diocese of California has planned to use an empty nine-acre lot in the city of Brentwood to alleviate the local housing crisis while encouraging environmentalism. Rent has spiked across the country since COVID-19 …
I’m a pediatric specialty therapist and a convert to the Catholic faith – I’m a part-time seminarian – and while I remain faithful to my church I feel that it is time to speak out …
It has been a month now since Russian President Vladimir Putin used his country’s forces to launch an invasion of Ukraine. With the horror of war, the world has seen the power of Christian compassion …
More and more Christians are visibly involved in politics. But that shouldn’t necessarily be the goal, conservative columnist David French says. In an essay for The Dispatch, French says that he used to be overjoyed …
Michelangelo, Tolkien, Milton, Bach, Bonhoeffer: painter, author, poet, composer, theologian, respectively. What do they all have in common? They stormed the gates of hell with their artistic works and creative thoughts which influenced their contemporary …
The materialism of transhumanism is incompatible with the spirituality of Christianity. That’s the argument that lawyer and ethicist Wesley J. Smith put forward in in a March 24 essay in First Things, a journal about …
Across Northern California, Christian churches face a dilemma of aging followers and shrinking congregations. Bob Smietana of Religion News Service wonders what will become of the now empty buildings once filled with the faithful. Many …