Why do people believe in Hell?
The New York Times recently published an article discussing why so many Christians still care about hell. We explore the nuances further.
Hayden Royster
Voices Contributor
The presence of two popes is creating a rift in the Catholic Church. Is it a good thing?
The presence of two popes within the Catholic church is creating a rift, certainly. But maybe that’s exactly what the Church needs.
Christianity and Capitalism: Does the Bible support self-interest?
Do capitalism and Christianity go hand in hand or oppose each other? Many are asking questions like this. We're here to take a deeper look.
This holiday season, try minimalism
When did the holidays become about stuff? And how can we change it? Why we should each try minimalism this holiday season.
This white supremacist renounced his ideology after someone showed kindness
Derek Black was once referred to as the “leading light” of the white nationalist movement until he went to college where an unlikely series of events lead to a remarkable transformative story.
Atheism is declining, says report; what should Christians do?
Atheism reached its peak in 1970, with over 165 million atheists worldwide. Since then, atheism has been steadily decreasing, with 138 million today, a number that’s expected to drop to 129 million by 2050. That’s huge. Right?
Climate activists act like the world is going to end: What the Bible has to say about that
To these young climate activists and millions more, it appears that the human race is heading toward certain, cataclysmic end.
Bethel Church's recent LGBT controversy: What's the real story?
CHANGED is a group founded by two pastors from Bethel Church. It garnered widespread attention—and backlash—through a series of Instagram posts. “Can a person leave homosexuality behind?”
