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They left their world behind in search of a safer one. On their journey, they found the Creator of the world.
When Jesse Florea glances out his office window at the patchwork display of fall colors surrounding the snow-capped summit of Pikes Peak, he’s reminded of the power of worldviews.
Hurricane Iota has sights set on Central America, making it the second major hurricane to hit the region following Hurricane Eta’s Nov. 3 landfall.
As Christians today, how can we look at what Paul prayed for the church at Ephesus, and pray with the same conviction and expectancy for ourselves and those with whom we serve in the church today?
Hayden Nix is an Arkansas Storm Team Meteorologist with KARK channel 4 in Little Rock, Arkansas.
The nation’s High Court allowed blatant discrimination to stand in at least two cases limiting church activity during the COVID-19 pandemic, U.S. Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito told the Federalist Society Thursday (Nov. 12).
The new document is another part of the multi-faceted effort by a partnership of the ERLC and SAAG that began more than two years ago.
With more than 400,000 children reportedly in the foster care system in the United States, and 100,000 of them available for adoption, experts in these fields say the COVID-19 crisis has opened up more opportunities for families to explore ways to help vulnerable children.
Today, when you ask Jackson and his wife Bekah what excites them about college ministry they say “discipling students” without hesitation.
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