According to a new survey, reading the Bible during the pandemic has improved the mental health of a large segment of Christians in the United Kingdom.
According to a new survey, reading the Bible during the pandemic has improved the mental health of a large segment of Christians in the United Kingdom.
VeggieTales co-creator Mike Nawrocki is set to release a new Bible-based animated series called The Dead Sea Squirrels.
Just in time for the Jewish holiday of Purim, one of the world's oldest copies of the Book of Esther has been gifted to Israel's National Library.
Cancer survivor and outspoken Christian John Tesh shared in a recent interview that following his 2015 cancer diagnosis, God's Word was a major source of hope and healing to him.
Candace Cameron, an outspoken Christian actress, shared on Instagram that her new study Bible hit the #1 spot on Amazon's Christian Books Chart.
A church in Tennessee has come under fire after it said in a social media post that "the Bible isn't the Word of God."
According to Wycliffe Associates, an international organization that translates Bibles into multiple languages worldwide, despite the pandemic, in 2020, they were able to produce a record number of Bible translations.
The more 2021 resembles 2020, the more Christians should be grounded in those unchanging truths given to us in Scripture. We must rest on those revelations that make sense of our cultural moment: that Christ is risen, that Christ is Lord, and that Christ is making all things new.
Last Sunday, an article written by Dr. Ed Stetzer and Andrew MacDonald titled, “It’s time we evangelicals have a talk about Christian nationalism", was published in a local Dallas newspaper. In the article, Stetzer and MacDonald describe Christian nationalism as the syncretistic fusion of patriotism and Christianity. This fusion claims that “America enjoys providential favor or blessings above other nations,” a belief which the authors correctly note is unbiblical.
In Israel, archaeologists have unearthed 3,000-year-old cloth remnants dating to the time of King David that are dyed with the unique royal purple described in the Bible as worn by biblical kings and even Jesus himself.
