In Revelation chapter 11, the apostle John was given a new assignment to measure the temple and the altar. Until now, John saw, listened and learned. But now, he is commanded to do something; i.e., ...

Paul’s alibi in Athens is the stuff of legend. On trial for preaching a foreign God, Paul connected with his accusers and ...

We are on the road a lot these days. Always in motion visiting family and friends. But being in motion, moving around, is ...

The world is desperate for hope. That’s no surprise. Watching the news can make a person feel hopeless, and struggling with personal circumstances — especially in times of great suffering or grief — ...

I know this sounds morbid but I am going to ask anyway. Have you thought about writing your obituary? I’m serious. You never ...

As we reflect on this year’s celebration, we give thanks for the blessings of liberty, but we also recognize the ongoing ...

STANTON — A Madison woman was denied a probation request in Stanton County District Court on Monday for her latest drunken driving conviction. Heavy rainfall, intermittent hail and strong winds moved ...

God’s grace in Christ calls us to live godly lives. True faith obeys the gospel, not just receives it. Grace leads to action, ...

Hopeson Mkulu Ebenezer Khondiwa has published and launched his first book titled Living a Life of Understanding Seasons of ...

The specter of schism has hovered in recent years over the Metropolitan Archeparchy of Ernakulam-Angamaly of the Syro-Malabar ...

Churches and Christian communities worldwide are invited to use the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity 2026 resources to pray ...

Paul warned Timothy not to elevate a new convert to leadership, “lest he become puffed up with pride and fall into the same condemnation as the devil” (1 Tim. 3:6). Pride in his gifting was Satan’s ...