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Fifty percent of all people in the United States who attend church at least once a month live in the South, according to data from the 2018 General Social

<p>All four Gospels contribute to a complete picture of who Jesus is, and draw the believer closer to their Savior. God wants to be real to the world, and wants multiple people to show how everyone can have a unique relationship with Him, in part through the Gospels. </p>

<p>It is fitting that when we look to the Bible to find courage, numerous verses tell us over and over again to not be afraid. It is also to be noted that trust and fearlessness are mentioned together: “Surely God is my salvation; I will trust and not be afraid” says Isaiah 21:2.</p>

If we save them, our schools can be beacons of light for the Christian community.

The fantasy role-playing game’s theological dimensions can be spiritually formative.

Alan Noble, evangelical Christian, writer and Assistant Professor of English, sets out a dystopian view of contemporary culture and society.

The late Ron Sider was a typical evangelical theologian, taking his cues from anti-Christians on social issues then using a crowbar to force the Bible to conform.

Paul Miller's new book misrepresents Christian nationalism.

Recovering languages and contextualizing theology help Canadas First Nations communities reconcile faith and culture after residential schools made them "hate the name of Jesus."

In the Book of Samuel, three key voices say he’s the guilty one, not her.