Democratic U.S. Senate nominee James Talarico brought his "Clear Eyes, Full Hearts” tour to Dallas on Thursday evening as he braces for the final campaign stretch ahead of the Nov. 3 general election, seemingly comparing himself to biblical prophet King David.
Work can feel exhausting, monotonous, and discouraging But Scripture offers a surprising perspective: God wants us to enjoy our labor, even in hard seasons, while He prepares us...
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The fivefold gifts of Ephesians 4 were given to equip believers for ministry, not to build a hierarchy where a few perform and the many watch Amid the...
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During His earthly ministry, Jesus was limited in what He could teach by the spiritual limitations of His disciples Pentecost changed that, and it should change how we...
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The LGBT outreach site founded by Father James Martin, a controversial Jesuit priest, recently posted a revised version of the penitential prayer from the Catholic Mass that suggests...
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With the midterms approaching, Trump's efforts to combat alleged voter fraud have raised questions about the limits of executive power Here are four highlights from the past week in...
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