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Actor and producer Will Smith only joined Instagram four months ago, but he is already making a big impact on the social media platform.

Welcome to the first Friday the 13th this year. (You can look forward to another one in July.) If you’re afraid of today, you might have “paraskevidekatriaphobia” (from the Greek words for “Friday” and “thirteen”).

I am writing this week from the Holy Land, where I spent yesterday watching Israelis celebrate their independence.

Humans are motivated to defeat death because we fear what we do not know, and death is the greatest unknown of all.

Fear is a complicated emotion. It can motivate us or it can paralyze us depending on how we choose to approach it.

Today’s headlines are dominated by President Trump’s immigration order, a technology glitch that halted Delta Air Lines flights yesterday, and a Sunday evening attack on a Quebec City mosque that left six people dead and eight injured.

Today’s election will be historic. All presidential elections are, of course, but today’s outcome will set remarkable precedents.

Seeking safety and protection for ourselves and those we love is not in itself a bad thing, but our preoccupation with safety and security often causes us to miss stepping out in faith.

Now for the first time, we live in the knowledge that the next airport bombing or workplace terrorism attack could find us. How should we respond?

Here are 5 great verses to read and remember if you've ever wondered, "Could Jesus still save a sinner like me?"