Heaven is the dwelling place of God, saints and holy angels. It is the “paradise” where Christ promised to take the repentant ...

As I reflect on my life, I realize how much my father shaped my life work, teaching and writing, especially when dealing with ...

Can you hold this reality in one hand while you hold the First Amendment in the other? I cannot, Britt Luby writes.

(RNS) — A month ago, Ryan Walters resigned as Oklahoma’s elected superintendent of public instruction to head a national anti ...

Calling all you Bible sleuths! If thou hast been challenged by reading the New King James Version, then thy brain hath ...

Jesus called the thing that was not manifest. Lazarus was not asleep. He was dead. But Jesus called him “asleep.” Jesus would not admit death. That didn’t mean that He denied it. He just would not ...

No sense of mercy? I volunteer at the Soup Kitchen at St. Barnabas, and on the Tuesday evening of Oct. 28, we served 80 ...

Texas is facing a literacy crisis, with low literacy rates, inequities in the education system, and a lack of data on student progress, while also trying to integrate technology into the classroom ...

A leading religious figure has lifted the Charles and Queen Camilla’s recent trip to meet the Pope at the Vatican.

Next year the United States celebrates the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. Independence Day — July 4 — will be a pretty big deal.

Among the most popular books of the time, bestiaries were filled with real and mythical animals and their lore, the protagonists of intriguing stories symbolizing human virtues and faults.

We were amazed recently when we learned that the Fort Worth ISD school board voted to adopt a reading curriculum for kindergarten through fifth grade that includes Bible stories. Named the Bluebonnet ...