If you think of the Book of Leviticus, joy may not be the first adjective that springs to mind! Laws, injunctions, severity, do's and dont's, everything in fact that most ‘sensible’ people have discarded.
Even in all this darkness, one question remains: without hope, what are we living for?
Hebrew scholar and Jewish academic Irene Lancaster explains the meaning of Pesach and the Seder for Jews.
A recent study revealed a startling truth: that only 11% Americans overall and just 16% of self-identified Christians believe in the Trinity. This is deeply concerning because the Trinity is not some optional or secondary belief in Christianity; it's foundational.
But God never meant for us to hoard our blessings.
A retired Catholic archbishop in India has warned Church leaders to listen more closely to young people and take steps to strengthen the faith, before it’s too late.
Lent reminds us of our need to ask for God’s help.
Can there be a Palm Sunday without the ‘participation of people’? Surely not! We the people, the crowd, finally recognize Jesus! We see in him the ‘prophet’, the Messiah, the Saviour we are longing for!
During Lent many Christians use the time to fast something. This is the story ...
In today's fast-paced world, where schedules are packed and to-do lists never seem to end, it's easy to lose touch with the people who matter most. Amid the chaos, carving out time for prayer often feels like an impossible task.
In my early years as a Christian, I mistakenly believed that anxiety was uncommon among believers. But as I grew in faith and understanding, I realised that even the Bible's greatest figures experienced moments of intense anxiety.
Millions of people read the New Testament printed with the words of Jesus in red. Most people do not realise that this is a fairly modern evangelical tradition. This is the story ...
