Ahead of the release of "House of Worship," Michael W. Smith reflects on the dangers of celebrity-driven worship and why he believes today’s spiritual awakening among young Christians reflects the Jesus Movement that transformed his own life.
Ahead of the release of "House of Worship," Michael W. Smith reflects on the dangers of celebrity-driven worship and why he believes today’s spiritual awakening among young Christians reflects the Jesus Movement that transformed his own life.
A mid-September symposium in Austria produced the workings of a European "roadmap" for the next synodal assembly in 2028, addressing the continent's "wounds and challenges," while also focusing...
Read moreOn this week's episode of "The Nonviolent Jesus Podcast," John Dear hosts Loreto Sr Wamuyu Wachira, co-president of Pax Christi
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In a survey of more than 1,000 young Christian men, how often they attended church didn't predict antisemitic attitudes What they believed about God's promises to the Jewish...
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I had followed the formula I went to school, earned a scholarship, built a career, went to church and tithed Then I lost my job, and I discovered...
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When it comes to turn-offs to Christianity, nothing's bigger than you and me Push past the problem of evil, and you'll almost always find that people who reject...
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