The following story is from a friend who responded to our request to send us your Angel stories. We thank her for allowing us to share this beautiful story with you. “The White Feather I was reading how Padre Pio believed people could send their guardian angels to others to help them. And how he …
I think most of us grew up with a dream—a dream to become someone others admire, to do something incredible and to change our broken world.<br>But, sometimes we grow up, and our lives don't look exactly like they were "supposed" to look. We're sitting in a job that doesn't seem meaningful, feeling lo
Understanding the foundational aspects of the gospel in Genesis is a vital key to unlock a powerful method of evangelism to reach the world for Christ.
With more Americans identifying as not religious, holiday conversations around faith and family can be fraught
One of the most profound challenges for Christians as we live in an ever-more-hostile world is how to properly defend the faith against the incessant attacks against it. And these attacks have tak…
Grantmakers explore philanthropy ideas on why colleagues aren’t giving in rural America and strategies for changing this dynamic.
Tonight we're going to be considering a subject that I think is on all of our hearts and I want, as I always would want to do, to take you to the Word of God and not just give you some kind of politi...
The need to find meaning drives spiritual interests even among nonbelievers
“Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness” are the words that established an independent United States. It is these values that many continue to point to as essential to the nature of the countr…
Plenty has been written about the cult of CrossFit—the widely popular, DIY workout craze. But maybe CrossFit isn’t a cult at all. Maybe it’s a new religion.
America is a roaring engine for evolution, which is evident in everything from our go-go startup culture to exhilarating breakthroughs in entertainment. It is that spirit of innovation, adventure, and possibility that needs to inform this exploration of what happens when “sacred” and “America” come together.
Family is the most common source of meaning in America, but economic, religious and political divides shape where people find meaning in other aspects of life.
MIT professor, Rosalind Picard, shares the foundation for her hope and meaning, and how personal success has paled in comparison with her relationship with God.
Research shows that children of divorce are far more likely to identify as nonreligious than people whose parents stayed married while they were growing up.
“How the Internet is Killing American Christianity” The question is valid, “How much more do we have to take from the church until we have had enough?” The odd part of this question is that many of those asking this are Christians. It seems they’re tired of distorted images defining who and what they are, and deciding how the …
Of Americans who claim a religious affiliation, 65 percent give to charity, while only 56 percent of others do.
A new Pew Research study shows how widely varied belief in what God, or a higher power, actually is.
A new research approach finds that doubts about God are even more prevalent than previous surveys suggest — a pattern that is evident among . . .
Fewer adults are attending religious services in the United States, but not necessarily because they don’t believe.
Be at home in your own skin -- then it won't matter where you go<br>This is a bit of wisdom that I've picked up in my times of uncertainty, from the first time I was kicked out to the singular moment when I truly felt as if I had no home. Despite the tumultuous living situation and stunted employment opportunities after I came out as transgender, and no matter that it made all those things all the more difficult, I have never…