The Feast of Purim is a Jewish celebration of God's deliverance of the Jewish nation from the threat of extinction, reminding them of God's faithfulness and faithfulness to His covenant. Similarly, the Lord's Supper is a celebration of the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus Christ, reminding believers of God's victory over sin and death, and the importance of faith, grace, and Christ alone in salvation. [... more]

As believers, we died to the dominion of sin through Jesus Christ's death and resurrection, and we have been raised to walk in newness of life, free from the kingdom of darkness and sin. This new life is not just a new leaf, but a new dynamic for living, with a new identity, destiny, master, purpose, heart, spirit, and battles. We are no longer bound by sin, but liberated by our Savior, and we live by faith in the Son of God who loved us and gave himself for us. [... more]

A black-footed ferret is cloned using a revolutionary new technology called de-extinction, which aims to bring back extinct species. Meanwhile, actress Rachel McAdams talks about her life and career, and a growing trend of book banning in schools and libraries sparks a debate about censorship and access to information. [... more]

God's providence is evident in the story of Esther, where the heroine navigates her faith and emotions in the face of adversity. Alistair Begg explores how the people of God can express emotions of sadness and lament while still trusting in God's sovereignty. He reminds us that our humanity is not in conflict with our faith, and that God's presence is with us in times of trouble. [... more]

Climate scientists warn of a catastrophic future due to global warming, but there's still reason for hope. Meanwhile, a beloved beverage, Moxie, has been a staple in Maine for over a century, and a defamation lawsuit against conspiracy theorist Alex Jones has resulted in a $45.2 million verdict. [... more]

The Chicxulub Impact Site in Yucatan, Mexico, is often cited as the smoking gun for the asteroid that wiped out the dinosaurs. However, geologist Dr. Tim Clary argues that the evidence does not support this theory, and instead suggests that the global flood offers a better explanation for the extinction of dinosaurs. [... more]