The Christian posture toward the end of history ought to be one of watchfulness and hope, not calculation.

Pastor-theologian Douglas Wilson advocates theocracy, the restriction of the franchise from women and nonbelievers, and much else—and he is closer than ever to real power.

God doesn’t play favorites.” As proverbs go, it seems pretty sound, no? It also strikes me as demonstrably false. Who can read either the Old or New Testament and dispute that some people are chosen ...

A missionary from south India initiated the translation in the language spoken by millions in southeastern Rajasthan state.

A New York Times journalist and Burges High School alumna, Jazmine Ulloa, returns to her alma mater to celebrate the release ...

The recent rediscovery of Lent in many Protestant churches has left many scattered ideas about its purpose. The real theme is preparation to celebrate the great mystery of Christ’s death and ...

The "screen inferiority effect" suggests reading physical Bibles improves memory retention of scripture compared to digital ...

This breakthrough, which is a first in the Triad, offers a new option for patients with severe tricuspid regurgitation, a ...

The four-time nominee reflects on the nuclear fallout drama as it enters the Criterion Collection.

The City of Española broke ground, Feb. 26, on the first of three water projects funded with $17,588,000 awarded from the New ...

This Sunday, Lent 5 in Year A, we come to the last of our for explorations of Jesus' encounters with individuals that formed a catechumate in the early church in her raising of Lazarus in John 11.1–45 ...

If there’s ever a moment to slow down and lose yourself in a good book, it’s now. The first months of 2026 have already delivered a thoughtful mix of uplifting fiction, inspiring nonfiction and ...