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Lotfy Nathan wants viewers to see “The Carpenter’s Son” as a bold artistic experiment; a “supernatural thriller” exploring the unrecorded years of Jesus’ youth. But for most Christian audiences, the film is likely to register less as daring and more as deeply disturbing.
The Vatican has declared that alleged apparitions of Jesus Christ in France decades ago are "not supernatural" in nature, citing many inconsistencies with the instructions and pronouncements made by the apparitions and Catholic Church teaching.
When identity is built on self-identification or cultural categories, it becomes unstable.
Former "Queen of Porn” Jenna Jameson has revealed she’s been baptized and is now using her platform to help others “find Jesus.”
Giavani Cairo, best known for playing Thaddeus in "The Chosen," opens up about inviting audiences to experience his journey of faith in a new way through "Believing When All Seems Lost," a seven-day audio devotional released in partnership with Glorify.
Bear Grylls has dangled from helicopters over Arctic ice fields, crossed shark-infested waters and scaled the world’s highest peaks. But, according to the British adventurer, the “hardest and best thing” he’s ever done is writing a book about Jesus.
Twelve-time Olympic medalist Ryan Lochte announced this week that he has been baptized and has rededicated his life to Jesus, a decision that comes amid his divorce and months after revealing he had entered rehab and committed to sobriety.
