Christian songwriter Ralph Carmichael, known as the "Father of Contemporary Christian Music," passed away on Monday at the age of 94.
Christian songwriter Ralph Carmichael, known as the "Father of Contemporary Christian Music," passed away on Monday at the age of 94.
Today is what some call “the professional sports equinox,” the one night of the year where the NBA, NHL, MLB, and the NFL all have games. For sports fans, it’s like Christmas, Easter, Labor Day, and the Fourth of July all rolled into one. And, because of the new culture-wide push for sports gambling, Friday morning may bring quite the hangover.
The appeal of The Chronicles comes back to a single character. Aslan, the Great Lion, who calls the children into Narnia, plays the central role in each adventure. It’s not exactly correct to call Aslan an “allegory” of Jesus. Lewis might prefer that we instead think of Aslan as Christ transposed into a Narnian key, a Creator and Lord fit for a world primarily inhabited by talking animals.
Theologian and author Albert Mohler says that the liberal backlash over Dave Chappelle's Netflix special directly impacts Christians and the future of religious liberty, even if believers may find his comedy to be repulsive.
In a recent Instagram post, pop star Britney Spears insisted that we should "make church cool again."
Religious broadcaster Pat Robertson is retiring from his Christian Broadcasting Network’s long-running The 700 Club program.
NFL coach Jon Gruden has stepped down as the head coach of the Las Vegas Raiders after several controversial emails surfaced.
British boxer Tyson Fury gave God the glory after he won the World Boxing Council heavyweight boxing title over the weekend.
Skillet frontman John Cooper recently asserted that woke culture is at "war" with Christianity and that believers need the courage of Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego to stand up against it.
In an upcoming comic book, the new Superman -- the son of Clark Kent, the original Superman -- will come out as bisexual.
