GodinterestIf you have one Editor, her pick is the Editor’s pick. (The pick of the Editor.) If you have three, their pick is the Editors‘ pick. (The pick of the Editors.)
Clay has no plans of its own. It has no aspirations for glory, not even for service. Clay is clay, and it is even reluctant to perform its own given task, it is simply clay. Clay is moldable, pliable, subjective to creation, desiring a creator, and totally submissive to the will of its master.
Hamilton is no longer just an American sensation. Lin-Manuel Miranda’s smash hit Broadway Musical opened last week in London, at the Historical Victoria Palace Theatre. The musical has been met with five-star reviews from the London media, crossing a cultural boundary with little resistance.
We live in a time of political polarization and while parts of the world have experienced random violence against civilians for years, it seems agenda-driven mass violence—terrorism—has touched the U.S. and UK in this generation more than ever in our history. Some even say we’ve entered an
“The age of terrorism.”
Combining ancient wisdom with modern-day mindfulness, this article will polish your heart and nourish your soul with a collection of simple quotes that can be easily woven into busy modern lives.
Known for his combination of wit and wisdom, 471 years after his death, Martin Luther still has an influence on the Church.
If you actively hold a faith that is more than an expression of cultural identity, you are deemed far worse than eccentric. You are risk to society, says Tim Farron
Part of the appeal of Kings’ teachings and his famous speeches was his ability to capture deep, profound biblical truths in ways that are easy to comprehend but force you to wrestle through them to truly understand.
A girl, a wolf and a granny—these are the main characters in the famous story. What lessons can God’s people learn from the fable of Little Red Riding Hood?
What if the next big step God wants you to take is actually small?
There are many varying opinions concerning the celebration of Christmas. Some religions, such as Jehovah’s Witnesses, teach that it is a sin to observe Christmas. Is it a sin to celebrate Jesus’ birthday? What about Santa Claus? What about Christmas trees? I’d like to share with you some practical thoughts concerning the Christmas holiday, with the Scriptures in mind.
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What do a prince and stonemason have in common? Or an archbishop and an innkeeper? A prime minister and a film star, a rabbi and a footballer, an astronaut and a sheep farmer? They all, at some time or another pray.
While organs still intone “A Mighty Fortress” and congregations continue to sing just one more stanza of “Power in the Blood,” a new set of “standards” such as “He is Exalted” and “Shout to the Lord” — led by “worship teams” wielding guitars and electronic keyboards—have joined the ancient call to worship.
The Powerful Life of the Praying Pastor: In His Room, With His Family, Among the People of God
The bible is an eyewitness account of historical events of such magnitude that they have literally shaped the world in which we live.
I really believe in Jesus and want to follow him, but then I get involved in things I know are wrong, and begin acting like a complete jerk