John Piper is urging Christians to rethink the way they consume tragic news, suggesting that every negative headline should serve not as fuel for endless "doomscrolling" but as a call to repentance.
John Piper is urging Christians to rethink the way they consume tragic news, suggesting that every negative headline should serve not as fuel for endless "doomscrolling" but as a call to repentance.
Egypt’s Ministry of Education's list of top-performing students in the 2025–2026 General Secondary Certificate examinations excludes Coptic Christians, amplifying concern among rights
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A United States district court has ruled that a Georgia school district must reinstate a religious released time program for public school students while a lawsuit is litigated
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As NFL training camps are underway, New England Patriots running back TreVeyon Henderson said Sunday that he is “so weak” without Jesus that apart from Him, he can't...
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Joseph Capizzi, former dean of the School of Theology and Religious Studies at The Catholic University of America, was appointed the new director of the McGrath Institute for
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Global Vision Bible Church in Lebanon, Tennessee, which is led by controversial preacher Greg Locke and recently reported a sizable drop in membership, will soon be moving to...
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