In an exclusive interview with Christian Headline, Hobby Lobby president Steve Green opened up about just how important the Bible is to him in his personal and business life.
In an exclusive interview with Christian Headline, Hobby Lobby president Steve Green opened up about just how important the Bible is to him in his personal and business life.
As Americans come together to celebrate the birthday of the late, great Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. his daughter shares insight on how we can all live out his legacy by loving one another.
Mister Rogers taught acclaimed journalist Tom Junod many things in their time together, but four things, in particular, left lasting impressions on the journalist.
Nestled in a poverty-stricken neighborhood is Peace Preparatory Academy. Started by Pastor Benjamin Wills, the school works to further the kingdom of God in Atlanta, Georgia.
Although she's constantly playing different roles and working on new projects, singer and songwriter Amy Grant holds herself with a calm demeanor. The woman who has released countless number one hits and has won awards in every major music category is thoughtful and calm.
Although Mark Batterson and David Platt pastor two uniquely different churches, they have one main thing in common – their goal of sharing Christ in the Nation's Capital.
For Super Bowl-winning NFL coach and former NFL player Tony Dungy, the successes that he's enjoyed in life are all because of Jesus. "I've had a lot of roles as a student, a son, [an] athlete, coach, father, all of those, but Christ comes first and that directs everything. I think that’s how I keep my balance,” Dungy told Christian Headlines in a sit-down interview.
A Christian school was in the news last week after a black female student accused her classmates of a hate crime.
September 15th, 1963 is a day forever etched into Barbara Cross’ mind as the day that changed everything for her and her family. It was the day of the 16thStreet Baptist Church Bombing. Ku Klux Klan members had placed a bomb in the basement of the historically African American church earlier that morning. The bombing claimed the lives of four little girls: Denise McNair, Carol Robertson, Addie Mae Collins and Cynthia Wesley.
Shelly Genovese Calhoun, she remembers September 11, 2001, like it was yesterday. It was a day that her life changed forever.
