Just as people judge Islam by Muslims, people judge Christ by Christians. As a result, we must strive to be the people we want others to become. If we will seek God’s help every day in manifesting the "fruit" of his Spirit and emulating his Son, he will empower us and use us to draw others to himself.
Normally when I see the phrase "follower of Jesus" on someone's Twitter profile, it normally excites me, but lately, I've been reluctant to scroll down for fear that this same follower has cussed out a politician on the social media platform.
A single monther in Kansas City, Missouri is making headlines after she donated her $100 lottery winnings to a injured police officer, despite needing the funds herself.
Christian author and pastor Ashlee Eiland is highlighting the importance of kindness amid the coronavirus pandemic and racial tension.
Through the pandemic and civil unrest, church leaders across the country have been trying to navigate how to meet people’s needs while keeping their volunteers safe.
Though we may not be able to visit our senior neighbors right now, we can still serve them in creative ways.
An Atlanta teenager raised around $160,000 to help Black-owned businesses recover from damages incurred during recent protests.
Rob Kenney did not always have his father around. The newly-minted YouTube celebrity with three grown children of his own, had a father who walked out on him when he was fourteen. Unsure of where to go, Kenney moved in with his older brother, and slowly learned the skills his dad wasn’t there to teach him. Realizing now what all he missed, Kenney started a YouTube channel to teach skills to young people without dads in their life.
Christians are, according to Paul, reconciled in order to become reconcilers. In every age and era of history, there are examples of reconciliation and restoration in the midst of brokenness. Including right now.
A Christian church network has helped to provide some 750,000 meals to families suffering from the coronavirus in Eastern Europe.
