In June 1971, a headline on the cover of Time magazine trumpeted “The Jesus Revolution.” However, strangely enough, just five years earlier, the same magazine featured a cover shrouded in darkness that blurted out in bold red ink: “Is God Dead?”
Building a lasting legacy has been a pursuit of Trudy Cathy White’s for her entire adult life.
When presented with the topic of the rapture or End Times more generally, some people are absolutely fascinated and riveted, from a theological standpoint, by the thought of how the world will end.
Have you ever had a strong urge or impulse toward a particular course of action in your life, especially when you feel driven by a strong conviction?
The youngest member of Sons & Daughters, Arden Bevere, joins "The Crossmap Podcast" to discuss why so many people seem to be idols to self in today’s selfie-obsessed world, but yet are so unsure about who they really are.
At 17 years old, author Mike Kinney's truck slammed into a telephone pole and burst into flames. Moments before the flames consumed his truck, he was pulled from the twisted metal wreckage by a friend … and a mysterious stranger.
Have you ever been around someone and thought to yourself, “This person is brilliant?” The individual is able to win you over with their wealth of knowledge in a given area, but even more engrossing is that they present themselves in such a manner that you are not threatened by them in the least.
At the tender age of 88, Boone continues to act in movies. In fact, just last week he won the Best Supporting Actor award at the Canadian International Faith & Film Festival for his portrayal of the old coach in a movie called “The Mulligan.”
Was the relationship between Evangelical Christians and Donald Trump a match made in Heaven — or a marriage made in Hell? Did Christian conservatives trade their reputation for a seat at the political table? And how did Donald Trump go from unlikely presidential candidate to superhero and political savior in the eyes of his supporters?
Hope provides us with the power of a choice. And this is a theme we see in “Lifemark,” a powerful new adoption-themed film from the Kendrick brothers.
