The definitive suffering of Christ began in the upper room and ended on Calvary. If we want to find the meaning of suffering, we should only look upon the cross. The cross is where we are shown in ...

Paul understands that the suffering he endures serves as a way to be like Christ, as well as it being for Christ’s sake. Paul says: “Indeed I count everything as loss because of the surpassing ...

You cannot eliminate suffering from the school of the Holy Spirit for it is through many trials and tribulations that we enter the kingdom (Acts 14:22). The tribulation and trials are relative, ...

“Let us all unite in prayer and do what we can in the days ahead to share the compassionate love of Christ with those suffering as a result of tonight’s crash,” he said. The tragedy comes ...

Here we find the Greek word thlipsis, translated as 'suffering' (or as 'tribulation' in the KJV). Obviously it is vital to understand how Paul is using the term here. Douglas Moo comments: "What are ...

Speaking at a press conference on Sunday, Ella Ben Ami said her father “went through hell” in Gaza and noted that the remaining Israeli hostages are suffering the same conditions her father did.

The Cultural Village Foundation (Katara) kicked off yesterday the fourth Katara Oud Festival, featuring a host of professional composers from around the globe. Running through Jan 25, the event ...

For example, one of my supervisors used our shared Christian faith to disarm and manipulate me. She would smile and invite me to pray with her at lunch, only for me to later discover she had been ...

A new exhibit by a Nacogdoches artist at the Cole Art Center reinterprets the iconography of Jesus Christ through a kaleidoscope of contexts. “Icons and Affectations,” by Stephen F. Austin State ...

“May the light of Christian hope illumine every man and ... Francis calls us to share it with those suffering hardships. This is more than a question of how we choose to act charitably in ...

And it’s one that, a little-known history shows, has been meaningfully shaped by Christian nationalism — and with it, covert antisemitism. As we prepare for Monday’s inauguration of ...