Carnival cruise ship Triumph might have fallen short of its name when a fire left the vessel lifeless in the Gulf of Mexico, but many passengers indeed triumphed over the foul conditions that ensued, thanks in part to an impromptu Bible study that brought them closer to each other and closer to God.

Sickness doesn’t win when the suffering person is a Christian.

ATLANTA, Ga.–On Tuesday, February 12, 2013, the Church of God North Georgia State Offices executive staff, led by administrative bishop Michael Baker, hosted a luncheon at the Georgia State Capitol for representatives of the Georgia legislature connected to the Church of God.

When Time Magazine labeled Lake Providence, La., “The Poorest Place in America” in an August 1994 edition, Don Boyett unconsciously accepted a challenge. As pastor of Providence Church, Boyett knew the power of words to knock down or build up his congregation and the town he had grown to love.

With passing phrases and striking images, Pope Benedict is assembling a last testament to his Roman Catholic Church, urging its leaders to put aside their rivalries and think only of the unity of the faith.

Mercy Ships, an international nonprofit organization that operates hospital ships and provides medical aid to the world’s forgotten poor, will be featured on CBS’ 60 Minutes this Sunday at approximately 7 p.m. EST.

The Benefits Board is proud to make available to our participants two separate manuals, published by the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability (ECFA), dealing with minister’s tax returns and financial reporting for churches.

This spring, Biola University’s Christian apologetics faculty are going on the road to feed the growing appetite of Christians and scholars who seek to defend and articulate the reasonableness of the Christian faith.

The concept of hell will be explored at Lifetree Café community forums from coast to coast during the week of February 24, 2013.