After seizing power from the elected government, Myanmar’s military continues using violence against civilians. Amnesty International reports the military has been using increasingly lethal force during protests.
Justin Herbert always wanted to know the why and how about the world around him.
“For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God”—Romans 3:23 (NIV).
The pandemic continues to leave higher education in a state of disarray as colleges plot out the upcoming academic year. Arab Baptist Theological Seminary (ABTS) is no different, but president Elie Haddad says the school is making a more permanent change to its residency program.
“And I will be a father to you, and you shall be sons and daughters to me, says the Lord Almighty” — 2 Corinthians 6:18 (NASB).
Let’s talk about the big question hanging over every college student – what will my college do for the fall semester? The pandemic put much of life on hold, and while some areas are going back to semi-normal, universities have a tough call.
They call it commencement because it’s supposed to be a new beginning.
Colleges and universities around the world are asking critical questions in light of COVID-19 lockdowns. What does education look like each month during different phases of the pandemic? What should they do about the fall semester?
In the mood for a touching love story? One with romance, challenges, and hope abounding? Popular singer Jeremy Camp’s story could be just what you’re looking for. You may laugh…and cry, too.
Before scoring three touchdowns on Sunday to help the Philadelphia Eagles clinch a playoff birth, running back Boston Scott explained in a radio interview how the Old Testament verse Joshua 1:9 has given him confidence in the face of adversity as a smaller football player.
An Atlanta Uber driver has one of her passengers to thank for helping her achieve a lifelong dream — graduating college.
As a high school senior, Devon Kelly had no place to call home and little hope that his plight would improve.
