Book review — A Quiet Roar unveils ‘complex tale’
A Quiet Roar Randall Arthur Life Image Publishers, 2018 Randall Arthur, who has written several novels and non-fiction books, has
Darci Lynne loves sharing ventriloquism with audiences, praying about next steps
Though Darci Lynne Farmer has been successful, she said she has stayed grounded and made sure her faith is still
Misconceptions on abuse: Churches think it won’t happen to them, prosecutor says
For 30 years Maricopa County attorney Rachel Mitchell has been a prosecutor. For 25 of those years, she focused on
5 spiritual skills for living in the Spirit
Jim and Jan Sharp, creators of the weekly remote study group, “Good Good Life,” know the battle believers can face
Study: Nearly 1 in 3 Americans consult astrology, tarot cards or fortune teller
With tarot cards showing up on Barnes and Noble shelves, in viral TikToks and in cutesy Jane Austin-themed sets, perhaps it’s no surprise that 30% of U.S. adults consult a fortune teller, tarot cards or astrology on a yearly basis.
Focusing on practical evangelism
The second round of Engage 6 evangelism gatherings brought together more than 400 pastors, ministry leaders and laypeople from across Georgia for hands-on training in practical evangelism.
Iran and addressing questions on Just War Theory
“Just War Theory is one of those issues kind of at a macro level where we think about how Christianity really has been the moral backbone of the western order.”
Family’s journey with son’s autism sparks ministries to those with disabilities
When Tom Stolle’s sister-in-law suggested that he and his wife have their son, Jimmy, tested for autism, Stolle recalls, “I didn’t receive the news very well.”