Apocalypse, not dogma, is Christianity’s grounds for hope.
Read the articleWhile Apollyon was fetching of his last blow, thereby to make a full end of this good man, Christian nimbly stretched out his hand for his sword…
The spirit of our age is opposed not only to the childlike spirit but even to children themselves.
A climate scientist asks us to start with things people can agree on, not piling on more facts, which has already failed to budge the skeptics.
The war with ISIS spawned a huge wave of refugees. But not everyone left Syria’s Khabur River valley.
There is no sighing in Blumhardt’s prayers. They are confident of victory in God’s promise.
Susannah and Peter talk apocalypse, then speak with Ivan Rusyn, ministering in Kyiv and Bucha, Ukraine.
This new novel by a Ukrainian-Russian author sheds light on the experiences of millions with both Russian and Ukrainian roots. Read More
Where is God when your loved one gets cancer? The easy answers are all wrong. Read More
What did Christianity look like before it became an institution? Find out for yourself with this collection of firsthand accounts of the early church... Read More
She knew they would only have a few fleeting months together, but in that time Sarah’s unborn daughter would transform her understanding of beauty... Read More
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