Is God trying to send people a message with all of the catastrophic natural disasters taking place all over the world? As far as Anne Graham Lotz of AnGel Ministries is concerned, the answer is yes.
Many people have already predicted the exact date of the end of times, and this time around, some Christians and several conspiracy theorists from the world over are claiming that the "Rapture" will take place on September 23, thanks to a cosmic alignment.
"Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2" star Chris Pratt broke a lot of his fans' hearts after he split from wife Anna Faris after several years of marriage. But even though his separation is difficult to deal with, it's nice to know that the actor is seeking help from the right source - God.
It was a heartbreaking moment for Kathie Lee Gifford to lose her mother, Joan Epstein, 87, on Tuesday, but the Christian comedian takes comfort in the fact that her mother is now with Jesus Christ in Heaven.
Hurricane Irma really did a number in Florida, since the natural disaster not only destroyed homes and businesses, but also claimed several lives and tore families apart. But despite the tragedies that befell them, the natives of Florida still managed to smile and pick up the pieces of their lives, thanks to the help of kind-hearted individuals who shared God's love.
Intolerant atheists are once again attempting to remove any trace of Christianity from schools after complaining about the "Hallelujah Chorus" by classical composer George Handel being played in a school in Oak Ridge, Tennessee.
Pastor Jamal Bryant from the Empowerment Temple AME Church in Baltimore, Maryland is in the clear in a stalking case against him
"Counting On" star Joy-Anna Duggar enjoyed a sweet wedding with Austin Forsyth last May, and it was only made sweeter with a hand-written note from her groom that spoke of his love for her and for God.
The Billy Graham Evangelistic Association (BGEA) has been on the receiving end of some serious threats made online, prompting the Charlotte-Mecklenburg police to get involved and offer help.
People-pleasers often crave the approval of everybody around them, but statistically speaking, not everybody is bound to like them. At least 10 percent of people will never like them, no matter how nice, caring, thoughtful or generous they might be.