via eurweb: ”The church is supposed to be the most welcoming place in the world, so I’m anxious to see how welcoming they’re going to be.” Yep, believe it or not, our favorite Uncle dropped a gospel album. Bible of Love” is Snoop Dogg‘s first gospel project and the first release from All The Time Entertainment, a […]
Though God has blessed all of us with talents, we don’t always feel like we know what to do with these gifts. But if the creator of all things has embedded these wonderful abilities, as well as dreams, within you—and He definitely has—He will give you the courage, strategy and all you need to successfully […]
Monica Brown’s “God’s Child” sweatshirts from her clothing collection have a special spiritual significance, according to the singer. A number of people have been helping the “So Gone” singer promote her merchandise by wearing it on social media. When reality television show personality and New York Times best-selling author Toya Wright decided to wear her […]
Sometimes I wake up in the middle of the night, and if I can’t get back to sleep, I get up to pray. It’s become a habit that I have learned to appreciate. We have a long hallway in our house, and I love to walk up and down that hallway seeking the Lord. Yesterday […]
Bishop Secular says using the word “hallelujah,” doesn’t make you spiritual. Listen to the audio to hear him talk about one of the deacons who overuses…
R. Kelly has written many songs for and about women, but there’s something special about “Lady Sunday” from his latest album “Write Me Back.” Instead…
Church attendance crept up slightly in the United States this year, according to new Gallup research – but not everyone is buying the findings.
It's a trendy phrase people often use to describe their belief that they don't need organized religion to live a life of faith. But for Jesuit priest James Martin, the phrase also hints at something else: egotism.
It's a trendy phrase people often use to describe their belief that they don't need organized religion to live a life of faith. But for Jesuit priest James Martin, the phrase also hints at something else: egotism.
The findings, which document a steady drift away from church life, dovetail with a LifeWay survey of teenagers in 2007 who drop out of church and a study in February by the Pew Forum on Religion & Public Life, which compared the beliefs of Millennials with those of earlier generations of young people read full […]
Most young adults today don't pray, don't worship and don't read the Bible, a major survey by a Christian research firm shows
