For the second year in a row, Oklahoma Republican Sen. Dusty Deevers has introduced a bill that would criminalize pornography ...

New this year, on Ash Wednesday, March 5, families with young children are invited to an interactive worship experience at ...

Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of Lent, an important time for Christians leading up to Easter. Here's what to know.

Lent 2025: when does it start and why do Christians observe it? - Deciding what to give up for Lent is a personal choice, ...

It lasts six weeks before Easter. Lent is the religious period of fasting and repentance for Christians. People who observe Lent do so to honor what is said in the Bible to be Jesus' 40 days ...

Christian churches don’t have to look far in the Bible ... The encounter leads Zacchaeus to repentance, to repay what he has stolen several times over and give to the poor. Jesus tells him, “Today ...

It is a call for mutual confession of sin and single hearted repentance." He hopes the movement will not be derailed by the fracas over the book. He urges Christian sisters and brothers to continue in ...

Just like the Hulk we try to avoid them or destroy them completely, but they are all pointless and self-defeating. Repentance is waking up from our 'Hulk state' to see the hurt and damage we have ...

Repentance means to have a change of our mind - of our way of thinking about things. It's not just, "Okay, I don't want to sin anymore, so I'm going to change my mind. I'm not going to sin any longer.

“Cecile Richards was a demonic, baby-killing monster who, absent repentance to and acceptance of Christ, is now reaping the eternal reward for the evil she committed on this earth,” he blasted ...

Pope Francis on Monday emphasized the ecumenical vocation shared by Christians during an audience held at the Vatican with Finnish representatives of various Christian denominations who have made ...

It is the Civil Rights Movement, which exhibited that same pattern of calls for repentance and revival followed by tangible social impact. Perhaps those—Christian or not—who aren’t active ...