In a matter of days, 135 eligible cardinals from around the world will gather in Rome for a papal conclave in order to choose the next pope for the Roman Catholic Church. Here’s a closer look.
I have never actually believed in the phenomenon of time travel, but our amazing destination took us back in time.
How do you hold on to the memories of all the God glimpses in your life? What keeps you motivated to look for how He’s working each day?
As we move toward summer, what bearing — if any — will the Easter reality have on our lives?
This year, Mark’s recollection of Jesus’ final week has been particularly inspiring. In his effort to portray Jesus as the unexpected king, Mark repeatedly emphasizes the substitutionary nature of our Savior’s sacrificial work.
From 1 Corinthians 15:12–19, we discover the resurrection of Jesus Christ is not incidental. It is fundamental to our faith, and it is not peripheral. It is central to our Christianity.
Easter shouts that something significant happened in the garden on that morning just days after the crucifixion of Jesus, and we celebrate it not just on Easter, but every Sunday when we gather worship our living Lord.
As I think of Calvary, a question comes to me — Is Jesus satisfied with my life?
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