In her new book Becoming Visible: Letting Go of the Things that Hide Your True Beauty, author Sue Z. McGray talks of the struggle she personally faced overcoming immense feelings of insecurity, self-doubt, and tragedy, including the death of her younger sister, before eventually rising to one of the highest echelons of the Mary Kay Cosmetics Corporation.

Monday has arrived with the 30th anniversary of the opening Walt Disney World's Epcot theme park near Orlando, Fla.

The National Religious Broadcasters picked the day of the iPhone 5's unveiling to introduce an Internet free speech charter urging the technology company and other new media websites to embrace the First Amendment as its standard for censorship.

The Christian Post recently took over the top position for comScore's Religion-Spirituality category. Below is a list of the top 10 Religion-Spirituality websites according to comScore, the premier Internet analytics company, as seen on August 30, 2012:

A nonprofit Christian organization that focuses on teaching people how to create a "strong foundation" and be good stewards of their talents has released a career assessment tool based on the Bible.

When controversy erupted over Chick-fil-A President Dan Cathy's comments in favor of traditional marriage last month, thousands of Americans showed their support for the company with their wallets and helped reveal the buying power behind an emerging consumer group that one expert calls "Faith Driven Consumers."

Images circulating social media websites show several American fast food restaurants, such as Kentucky Friend Chicken, Wendy's and McDonald's, demonstrating their support for Christian-owned Chick-fil-A on marquee signs in front of their stores. But are the images real?

The term "#chickfila" was a top Twitter's Trend List Wednesday, as supporters of the fast food chain turned out in droves across the nation to scoop up chicken sandwiches and waffle fries in what has turned out to be a battle over the freedom of speech, religious expression and traditional marriage.

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A new online conference, Christ in Business, aims to help a generation full of hopeful, would-be entrepreneurs build their own businesses and influence the world to the glory of God. However, some are worried the church is being left out of the "startup revolution," missing the chance to create opportunities for themselves and others.