We hear a lot these days about the need for more fairness and equality. People often get the idea that their worth or value is based on their salary, possessions, title or position in society. However, God’s Kingdom principles are very different. Some of the […]
Stephen Curry is putting down the basketball and picking up the golf clubs for a good cause.
Bishop TD Jakes is releasing his next two Lifetime films under his Seven Deadly Sins Saga banner and will unravel all of the ins and outs of Wrath and Greed.
Louisa Warwin’s discovery of figure skating at age 6 propelled her to an accomplished career. She has participated in competitions around the globe and has received numerous accolades, including a medal at the 2020 Reykjavik International Games. But in the midst of her success, the […]
Giana Vicosa had dreams of inventing a robot that would do all of the chores for her mother, Marisa (Ayala) Vicosa.
The rescheduled 2020 Olympic Games are wrapping up this weekend in Tokyo, Japan. Closing ceremonies begin Sunday at 8 pm local time following the men’s water polo final.
The Potter’s House marked its 25th anniversary with a huge celebration Sunday and many familiar faces.
One-fifth of the world’s Muslim population lives in the Middle East North Africa region, according to the Pew Research Center, and researchers expect that number to rise by 2030. Islam may have a stronghold as the MENA region’s majority religion, but significant change is underway.
Dr. Tamara J. Welter is associate professor of journalism at Biola University and is a trainer for Magazine Training International (MTI) https://magazinetraining.com which holds training seminars in publishing in the Third World.
Mission India is mourning the loss of their founder, Dr. John DeVries, who passed away last week surrounded by his family. As they grieve, they are also celebrating the profound impact DeVries had on Gospel ministry in India.
A South Carolina mother and daughter teaching duo were buried on Saturday after both contracted COVID-19 and died, weeks apart.
U.S. Senate Chaplain Barry Black knows what it is like to pray about political differences in our nation’s capital.
