Bloodstains found on Shroud of Turin consistent with torture Christ suffered, researcher says

A scientist in Italy has provided new research suggesting the bloodstains found on the Shroud of Turin — a linen cloth that many believe was Jesus Christ’s burial garment —…

Europa Clipper: The Moon Mission Making Waves

Astrobiologists hope this mission will help answer a couple of big questions in astrobiology. Source Read More Evolution News

How Biological Fathers Slow Pubertal Development in Daughters

Fathers have a profound impact on the health, well being and development of their children. This is documented in telomere length, the tiny protective endcaps of our chromosomes which keep…

Xi, Mao and CCP slogans replace Jesus, Virgin Mary in China’s churches

In a sweeping overhaul of religious spaces, Chinese authorities have replaced Christian symbols with images of Communist leaders and party slogans across numerous churches in China, according to the U.S.…

Rick Warren asks for prayers as brushfire reaches Saddleback Church property; suspect in custody

Rick Warren has issued a call for prayers as a brushfire consumed 2 acres of Saddleback Church’s main campus. Authorities have reported that the fire, which ignited near the church’s…

Prioritizing FAT Christians: A Practical Theology for Pastors

Several weeks ago, I was listening to the podcast “Wise Disciple” with Nate Salah ( “Is Voddie Wrong about Churches?”). He was discussing the need for pastors to focus on finding…

Is the Trinity Contradictory? (Video)

Is the triune nature of God logically impossible? What does the trinity mean to the nature of Jesus? Does it have any impact on our theology at all? Why is…

The Christian’s Better Covenant – John Piper

What about the new covenant makes it better than the old? In this episode of Light + Truth, John Piper turns to Hebrews 8:6–13 to explain the unique benefits of…

A New Kind of Kirk: The Story of Baptists in Scotland – Nick Needham

ABSTRACT: Since 1690, the history of Christianity in Scotland has been, by and large, a history of Presbyterianism. But beginning in 1750, and especially in the early nineteenth century, Baptist…

Do Christian Hedonists Deny Self-Denial? – John Piper

Does God’s command to deny ourselves contradict Christian Hedonism? Pastor John clarifies the God-centered, pleasure-seeking aim of all Christian self-denial. Listen Now Read More Desiring God

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