In our previous column, we explored righteousness as God’s unwavering standard for building just and right “equable” ...

Missed the mark this Lent? It’s not too late. God’s grace is waiting — and the Easter Triduum is the perfect time to begin ...

Blessed is the one.” But who is this blessed individual? The Bible pictures the blessed person as the person many of us desire to be — joy-filled, content, satisfied with life, steering clear of ...

I was brought up in a church where the church ‘calendar’ was regarded as really quite unimportant – apart from Christmas and ...

Here at Clear Creek, we aim not only to equip our students with knowledge of God’s word, but also to instill in them both the ...

The LORD loveth the gates of Zion more than all the dwellings of Jacob.” Jerusalem was the capital of Judah. The Lord loves ...

Anand, poet-publisher of Navayana Books, delves into Kabir's philosophy, Bhakti tradition, and anti-caste movement in 'The ...

If you want peace, you don’t talk to your friends, you talk to your enemies” — Desmond Tutu Four weeks ago I wrote about joy ...

The loss of their work may mean lower quality of care for veterans, who have explicitly served the common good through their ...

In Matthew’s account of the trial and execution of Jesus, everyone involved bears a share of the responsibility — in a dozen ...

There are classic moments in this subgenre of deflated fandom that you may have seen before, even if you do not love or pay ...

Prayer truly is a remarkable thing. It is a high privilege that is ours in Christ Jesus. In light of these truths, the question isn’t whether God hears us — He always does. The real question is this: ...