As Christians, we are free within God's loving boundaries, which are for our good because God is good. Our element is in Christ, and we thrive when we live within His design, surrendering to His will and living as servants of God, free to enjoy the exhilaration of real freedom. [... more]

The college basketball landscape is changing with the transfer portal and name, image, and likeness (NIL) policies allowing players to make money and move freely. This shift is opening up opportunities for smaller schools and Cinderella stories, creating a more exciting and unpredictable tournament experience. [... more]

The Lord's supper is a proclamation of salvation, proclaiming that we need to be saved and that salvation is given to us from above. It is a reminder that we are all sinners who have been redeemed and that we are equal in God's eyes, regardless of our background or social status. [... more]

God understands the sanctity of intimacy in marriage, but regulates it. Christians face challenges in transitioning from a life of abstinence to a life of marital intimacy, and must address fears, guilt, and communication issues to build a healthy sexual relationship. [... more]

The Radium Girls, a group of young women who worked with radium in factories during World War I, suffered from radiation poisoning, leading to a groundbreaking legal battle for workers' rights and safety standards in the atomic industry. [... more]

The Christmas holiday focuses on a birth, but the reason for Jesus' birth was ultimately for our rebirth. Pastor Greg Laurie explores the gift of God's Son and how His payment at Calvary made it possible for us to be reborn as children of God. [... more]

The transforming power of the gospel of Christ is highlighted through the story of Paul's ministry in ancient Ephesus, where he preached the apostolic doctrine and performed unusual miracles, ultimately changing lives and impacting the culture. [... more]

The city of Ephesus, a major commercial and educational center in ancient Asia, played a significant role in the spread of Christianity. The apostle Paul visited Ephesus multiple times, introducing the gospel of Jesus Christ to its inhabitants and establishing a thriving church. The city's history, culture, and significance are explored in the book of Acts, providing valuable insights into the early Christian church. [... more]

Captain Jim Kenney shares his testimony of coming to faith in Christ through a Good News Club and his journey of serving in the kingdom. He discusses his ministry, Inspire Ignite, which focuses on uniting prayer warriors to take on the enemy directly and seek God's involvement in changing hearts and turning America around through repentance. [... more]

A Christian group in Forsyth County, North Carolina, has launched a scholarship program for descendants of black people who were expelled from the county in 1912 after a series of racial attacks. The program aims to provide educational opportunities to the next generation and promote racial reconciliation in the community. The initiative is a powerful example of how Christians can work towards healing and restoration in the face of historical trauma and injustice. [... more]

The story of a white cloth from the American Civil War Museum in Richmond, Virginia, reveals the extraordinary history behind a seemingly ordinary object. Meanwhile, the Radium Girls, young women who worked with radium in factories, suffered from radium poisoning, leading to a groundbreaking legal battle for workers' rights and safety standards. Their story serves as a reminder of the importance of protecting workers and promoting safety in the workplace. [... more]

The Bible teaches that salvation is based on the undeserved love of God revealed in Jesus, and that grace is the crucial element behind salvation. Understanding grace humbles the proud heart and condemns the lazy and irresponsible life, and it teaches us what we don't know, gives us what we don't have, and makes us what we are not. [... more]

The Protestant Reformation's core issue was the case of imputation, with the Roman Catholic Church rejecting the idea of imputed righteousness. Dr. R.C. Sproul explains the Protestant view of justification by faith alone, contrasting it with the Roman Catholic understanding of justification through infused righteousness. [... more]

Lantern Rescue conducts international rescue operations for people suffering from human trafficking, partnering with host nations to combat security problems such as genocide, terrorism, and human trafficking. The organization has seen significant results in Africa, rescuing 12 children under the age of 15 and identifying six to eight traffickers for prosecution. [... more]

Developing a lifestyle of repentance is the master key to reversing the consequences of sin. Repentance is necessary because of the existence of sin, and it involves recognizing and confessing sin, feeling remorse, and making a decision to reverse it. Repentance is a personal relationship with God, and it opens the door for Him to intervene in our circumstances and reverse the consequences of sin. [... more]

The power of fellowship with God and with one another is a key element of the Christian life, bringing joy, authenticity, and a sense of community. Walking in the light, as God is in the light, allows for a radical commitment to God and to one another, leading to sacrifice, love, and a deeper connection with others. [... more]

Food plays a crucial role in our mental health, with research suggesting that a brain-healthy diet can alleviate symptoms of depression. Meanwhile, food halls are popping up across the US, offering a diverse range of cuisines and experiences. In other news, a Tupperware party is a fun and interactive way to learn about the benefits of using Tupperware containers. Danny Trejo, a Hollywood tough guy, has found success with his chain of LA restaurants, including tacos and donuts. Mukbang, a Korean trend of watching people eat, has gained popularity worldwide, with some creators making millions from their YouTube channels. A truck stop in Wyoming serves up delicious Indian food, and a vintage bottle of whiskey found in a New Jersey house is worth over $2,000. The JBJ Soul Kitchen, founded by Jon Bon Jovi, provides free meals to those in need, and Jacques Pepin, a renowned chef, shares his passion for cooking and teaching others. A small farm in New York raises 50,000 snails, which are used in top restaurants. [... more]