Wikipedia Co-Founder Larry Sanger’s Faith Revelation: A Tech Pioneer’s Path to Christianity
Larry Sanger, the co-founder of Wikipedia, has made headlines with his recent declaration of faith in Christianity. The tech visionary, who played a crucial role in developing one of the internet’s most influential knowledge platforms, revealed that his embrace of Christianity was the result of years of philosophical and spiritual exploration.
If Marvel Comics Was Christian, It Would Look Like This
A Pastor's Dogged Pursuit of a Comic Bible
'Playing On God's Team:' War Room Actor T.C. Stallings Protects Faith Within Acting Career
Former pro football athlete and current author, motivational speaker and actor T. C. Stallings said the Lord shifted his passion from sports to acting, and he deliberately has managed that part of his career through film representation that protects his faith. "God is author of my life, and the director of my movies," he proclaims.
Pastor Tony Evans' New 'Detours' Book Donated to Prisoners in Ministries Campaign
Incarcerated men and women will receive a free copy of Sr. Pastor Tony Evans' latest book "Detours: The Unpredictable Path to Your Destiny" through a special, "buy one-give one" launch campaign offered by B&H Publishing Group and the Prison Fellowship Ministries. For each purchase of Detours redeemed on www.DetoursBook.com before Feb. 28, 2017, B&H will donate a corresponding copy to the prison ministry program.
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Christian Group Slams National Geographic for Featuring 9 Y/O Transgender Child on Magazine Cover
Conservative group American Family Association has criticized National Geographic after the magazine announced it will feature a 9-year-old transgender child on its January cover.
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Christian Cartoonist Jack Chick, 'The Most Widely Read Theologian in Human History', Dies at 92
Christian cartoonist Jack Chick, who tried to save people from hell through his popular black and white evangelistic tracts, passed away on Sunday.
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Answers to Prayers: Adopt 4-Step Waiting Process, Encourages Gloria Copeland
While praying for something doesn't mean one will get every little thing asked for at exactly the time expected, noted author and Gospel minister Gloria Copeland said Christians sometimes have to be like farmers planting crops: "You have to sow it, water it and wait for it to grow." Copeland wrote the New York Times best-seller, "God's Master Plan for Your Life," as well as "God's Will for You," "Walk With God," "God's Will Is Prosperity, Hidden Treasures" and "To Know Him."
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Bible Quotes Once Filled Newspapers, Indicates Professor’s New Computerized Tool
George Mason University professor Lincoln Mullen's new computer-based software, which he called America's Public Bible, became a tool that tracks the use of Bible verses, and he just found Bible verses were once everywhere in the print of 11 million pages of old newspapers.
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Syrian Refugees Christian Response: UN Challenges All Nations To 'Be Much More Ambitious' In Assisting Refugees
The civil war in Syria has forced millions of Syrian refugees to be displaced and flee their home country for a better life. The UN estimates that there are 4.39 million that need assistance. UN refugee agency Chief Filippo Grandi is challenging countries around the world to be more proactive in helping to settle Syrian refugees. During a visit to a refugee camp he said efforts, "cannot only concern the countries neighboring Syria," and that, "I think we need to be much more ambitious. What is n
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Dying Christian's Faith Quotes: 'God Brings Beauty From Ashes, It's All about Him'
What would be your final words to this world? Sara "Gitz" Frankl, the blogger behind Gitzen Girl was made homebound by a rare, terminal autoimmune disease that caused her chronic, horrific pain. After years of various health struggles and before she died at age 38, she recorded many concepts about faith that still inspire others. Her testimony lives on through The Sara Gitz Frankl Memorial Foundation and a book by her friend Mary Carver called "Choose Joy."
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Billy Graham Update: His New Book 'Where I Am: Heaven, Eternity and Our Life Beyond' Could be His Last
When it comes to preaching the Word of God, most modern examples include Reverend Billy Graham. He has been preaching to stadiums around the world for years, and has been actively involved in the ministry for almost a century. At nearly 97 years old, he still has an active mind, and has written what many consider will be his last book with Where I Am: Heaven, Eternity, and Our Life Beyond. Reverend Billy Graham's son, Franklin Graham has had a lot to say about updates of his father on social
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96-Year-Old Evangelist Billy Graham To Release 33rd Book, 'Where I Am: Heaven, Eternity, and Our Life Beyond'
Legendary evangelist Billy Graham is preparing for the release of his highly-anticipated new book, titled Where I Am: Heaven, Eternity, and Our Life Beyond, which will hit stands next month.
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Rick Warren Announces Release Date for New Book, 'The Hope You Need', Which Focuses on The Lord's Prayer
Saddleback Community Church pastor Rick Warren has announced he is working on a new book, titled The Hope You Need, which will focus on the ten phrases found within Lord's Prayer and how Christians can apply those principles to their lives.
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Here We Stand: An Evangelical Declaration On Marriage
A broad coalition of evangelical leaders assembled by the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission has released a joint statement on marriage, stating their firm opposition to the Supreme Court's decision to legalize same-sex marriage:
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Christian Newspaper ‘The Christ Weekly’ Debuts Manga Strip in Japan
In a country famously known for its adherence to a combination of secular, Buddhist and Shinto values, a Christian newspaper in Japan has introduced a new comic strip to teach readers about Christian values.
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'Jesus Daily' Founder Dr. Aaron Tabor Reveals Surprising Secret Behind Site's Success
Dr. Aaron Tabor, the man behind the immensely popular 'Jesus Daily' Facebook page, has revealed the surprising secret behind his website's success.
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Mars Hill Church Releases Mark Driscoll's Book Research Revealing Top Objections to Christianity
Seattle-based church Mars Hill has released research--which was originally conducted for Mark Driscoll's now postponed book--highlighting the top objections many people have against Christians.
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New Study Examines Persecution Of Christians, Reveals Shocking Data
Christian history magazine recently published a news release along with Voice of the Martyrs documenting the persecution of Christians over the past 300 years. Their research revealed sobering facts concerning the horrific amount of suffering believers have endured throughout the decades.