peace

Pope Francis started the New Year with a call to rid the world of human trafficking.

Like so many others Monday night, the congregants at West Side Missionary Baptist Church were glued to televisions as a grand jury decision in the Michael Brown case was announced.

I am thankful today for believers in Ferguson and around the world who are praying for peace—not just the absence of conflict but the presence of righteousness.

The United States has escalated its attacks on the Islamist militants known as ISIS. It has me wondering what an old friend of mine would have said. Stay tuned to BreakPoint.

No matter what you face today, God intends you to have rest and peace. If your soul is not at peace, you are not under Jesus' yoke. If you are under his yoke, you have his peace.

Church leaders from South Sudan gathered in London on Tuesday (Aug. 19) to campaign for peace and reconciliation in the war-torn country.

Jesus promised, "Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called sons of God" (Matthew 5:9). Why? Because when we make peace, we imitate the Prince of Peace.

As the ceasefire nears its expiration time of 5:00 p.m. EDT, world leaders are concerned that Israel and Gaza have not indicated any sign of a peace agreement.

As he dispatches a top aide to war-torn Iraq this week, Pope Francis made his most impassioned plea yet for the world to halt the “slaughter” of Christians and other religious minorities by Islamic extremists.

In a telephone call with Bruce Johnson, SIM USA president, David Writebol said God has provided peace during his wife's battle to overcome the Ebola virus.