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Russell Brand Reflects on First Month as a Christian: ‘It’s Been a Big Change’
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Actor, comedian and new believer Russell Brand is reflecting on his “beautiful” first month as…
John Backman writes about passages of Scripture that find Jesus behaving remarkably human, and why these stories shouldn’t unsettle us, but comfort us.
Portraying the role of Jesus is no easy task. Though some have been less than…
Martin Scorsese has dropped some major details about his next film, and it’s about Jesus.…
People trying to discover the truth about God should take a hard look at Jesus…
When faith meets ink, the results can be profoundly beautiful or, unfortunately, profoundly misguided. Christian…
We know we’re supposed to love our neighbors, but our company also shapes our identity—for better or for worse. So where do we draw the line?
If you’ve ever wanted to get to know your favorite Bible characters on a personal…
Well, The CW has just made a heavenly acquisition. The broadcast network has picked up…
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Super Bowl LVII was a big night for the Kansas City Chiefs, Rihanna and, it…
“Things were sideways for a while,” my friend admitted. She went on, “leaving my church…
If you were to go to Times Square in New York City—which recently fell to…
That night, at our house, over the course of seven sleepless hours my wife, Kristy,…
In one of the first—and most important—messages Jesus ever delivered, He did something that helped…
Tyler Charles writes a blog for RELEVANT about how all of us know we’re supposed to want to go to heaven … just not yet.
Read through enough Facebook comment threads involving Christians, and you will likely run across it:…
Looking at change as a constant part of life.
I was just trying to go up an escalator. Somehow, I ended up sandwiched between…
I think most of us can agree that Christmas time is the best time of…
[Editor’s note: In light of Megyn Kelly’s controversial statement on Fox that “Jesus was a…
“How can you say you love people if you are constantly trying to convert them?” This objection crops up a lot when it comes to interfaith dialogue—and often, it’s Christians who pose the question. So, what do we do with it? Is it possible to authentically love a person and still desire to see them come to Christ, or does a commitment to evangelism automatically lead us to view other people as nothing more than projects?
We have strong ideas about what it means to be a Christian—how our faith should play itself out in everything from church, worship and prayer to service, politics and culture. But we also know God created us each to be completely, amazingly unique. Our columnist Kristin Tennant grapples with this seeming disparity and then helps you get practical about your own uniqueness in this world.
Ben Stevens writes about our misconceptions of financial freedom and what Jesus would really desire us to consider with our spending.
