Holy Week is around the corner. And, as Chaucer would say, “folks are longing to make a pilgrimage.”
"Live your life with no regrets."
What is a concerned dad to do when his 26-year-old, Christian daughter remains single? A church elder in Wheaton, Illinois, chose to place a want ad in Christianity Today, urging potential suitors to email him their qualifications.
One recent morning, like most mornings, I was awakened by the singing of birds.
I walked into the dorm room and there he was, spread out facedown on his bed.
Everyone needs to be careful with their thoughts. People can let their egos get the best of them.
On Saturday morning, as I do most Saturdays, I woke up bright and early to head out for my weekly long run.
One of the most common reasons people give for avoiding church is this: "Churches are full of hypocrites, and I just cannot stand being around hypocrites!"
In our modern world, with widespread political and religious liberty, it’s often assumed that conversion to a religion is fundamentally a personal and spiritual event. Throughout history, however, one of the most significant factors in religious success or failure has been the conversion of rulers. Convert a king, convert a kingdom.
Prominent evangelical leader Russell Moore doesn't want to be an evangelical anymore.
John Cortines and Greg Baumer couldn't help but laugh as they held their $100 bills in the air.
Have you ever had those slumps of unhappiness? Slumps of time where all you see around you are happy people and you are sitting there thinking why I can’t have their life. They seem so happy.
And there she was—at happily ever after. Her prince had come, her kingdom had been saved and everything was just as it should be. We have seen it in movies over and over again. Life was feeling like it was falling apart, but then it was saved. The ending comes and all is right in the kingdom.
Have you ever had that gnawing feeling that something just isn’t right, but you just couldn’t pinpoint it? That normally is an internal indicator that you are not headed in a direction you will be happy with long-term.
I have a great dog named Sophie. I have had Sophie now for about 16 years.
Written most likely A.D. mid-50s — that is, about two decades after the death of Jesus — Paul’s first letter to the saints in Corinth ...
"On the first day of the Festival of Unleavened Bread, when it was customary to sacrifice the Passover lamb, Jesus' disciples asked him, 'Where do ...
Editor's note: “The Spoken Word” is shared by Lloyd Newell each Sunday during the weekly Mormon Tabernacle Choir broadcast.
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