In answer to the smug assertion of some that “we worship God, not the Bible,” or “we trust Christ, not a book,” we reply with hearty “amen.” Of course it is God whom we worship.

If God had no power, we might still ponder its existence, but the churches, temples, and mosques would likely sit empty. Worship, it seems, thrives where power and presence collide. The Divine as ...

In part one of this series on the new English translation of the Roman Missal, we looked at the way that beauty reveals God and how it lifts our hearts to offer Him fitting worship and praise.

For Amos, it depends on whether the God we worship demands justice. In this Close Reading series, biblical scholars reflect on a passage in their area of expertise that has been formational in ...

As summer begins, as the weather warms and we start spending more time outside, I would like to offer a recipe for ...

Blessing of the Marketplace, put on by the Church of Destin, took place May 28 at the Family Life Center at Destin Methodist ...

The Kodaiji Temple, a place of worship for Zen Buddhists ... seeking answers, and finding God with the tools we have. The only difference is, this time, God is truly coming from the machine.

Shifting to a viewpoint that Love is the God we worship perhaps holds the key to undoing, learning from, and even healing some of the damage we’ve done by forgetting it. Wil Darcangelo ...

Less than two days after their historic church was destroyed in a fire, members came together to worship ... God. If you purchase a product or register for an account through a link on our site ...

What’s the closest thing to the worship of Jesus’ time ... Those new to Orthodoxy have rekindled the fire for God within the parish. “It’s brought a little bit of perspective, that we can learn more ...