Life
Franklin Graham endorses new film about Holocaust
As concern grows about rising antisemitism in Europe, the Middle East and the United States, a new film about resistance to the Holocaust is being released.
Religious singles are closed-minded but probably quite nice... say non-religious singles
Religious people who go to church or other places of worship are regarded as "closed-minded" by non-religious singles, according to a new study from the University of Oxford.
Seven terrible evangelism ideas... and a few that might work better
Sharing faith is a vital part of the Christian life. If only we weren't quite so awkward about it, writes Martin Saunders.
Stop asking God to speak and start praying for better ears, says author Lysa TerKeurst
New York Times bestselling Christian author Lysa TerKeurst says that people often wish that God would speak to them but what they really need are "better ears" to hear His answer.
Church isn't a competition â why do we so often make it into one?
It's easy to compare ourselves with others and desire to succeed, but Jesus calls us to servant-hearted leadership, writes Claire Musters.
The challenge for Christians does not lie in having enemies but having the right ones
If you're a Christian, it should come as no surprise for you to have enemies, the senior pastor of Mecklenburg Community Church in Charlotte, North Carolina says.
Oscar Romero 35 years on: Five quotes you need to read from a modern day Christian martyr
Thirty-five years after his assassination Oscar Romero's voice still needs to be heard.
Former American Idol contestant Kimberly Henderson says her Christian faith kept her from aborting baby
Former American Idol contestant Kimberly Henderson, 26 almost had an abortion but her Christian faith saved her from giving up her baby.
Cancer sufferer who wrote to Brittany Maynard has died
A pastor's wife and author who wrote an open letter to right-to-die campaigner Brittany Maynard has died after a three-year battle with breast cancer.
Hope is not enough to get you to heaven, warns Rick Warren
He said in his devotional that if people were to be asked right now whether they would be going to Heaven or Hell, the most common response would be: "I hope I'll go to Heaven."
The Christian life isn't all sunshine and rainbows, and it shouldn't have to be
The capacity for meaningful human connection is limited when we shy away from expressing the full range of genuine emotion, writes Jendella Benson.
Holocaust survivor plans to keep telling her story until bullying stops
A lot of Holocaust survivors find it difficult recalling their painful past and sharing their stories with others, but Sonia Warshawski, more popularly known as Big Sonia is braving her past in order to stop bullying and discrimination.
God took tragedy and turned it into a triumph, testifies Google exec Kirk Perry
Brand solutions president of online giant Google recently spoke about God's calling for his life during the 2015 Silicon Valley Prayer Breakfast, and testified how God took a tragedy in his life and turned it into a triumph.
Pint sized pastor delivers mega sized life lessons
Felicia Osborne may be small in stature but the pint sized pastor's inspiring story and personality makes a major impact on the people around her.
72-year-old man starts 450-mile walk to hometown because he can't leave his dogs behind
Dogs are known for being loyal to their owners but the story of this 72-year-old man's journey proves that owners can be just as loyal to their pets.