In our post-Christian culture overall, Jesus is no longer the reason for Christmas. Instead, the reasons have become family, food, fun, and festivity. There’s nothing wrong with those, of course.

And when Christian nationalism calls for violence, Jesus tells us to put away the sword. History also reminds us that whenever fascism has tried to corrupt church denominations, Christians in ...

If someone is no longer a believer, Christmas is often when we find out, since church services, prayer, and faith are central in a devoutly Christian family’s celebration of the holiday.

At Christmas, let's remember that many images of Jesus don't reflect His likely appearance Many of our religious images of Christmas aren't biblical at all By John A. Murray Fox News ...

His services were not required for the Christmas episode, which features a dual storyline of the birth, some 30 years before the era of "The Chosen," and his followers' saga 15 years after Jesus ...

But Jesus’ agony in the Garden and his cry of abandonment on the cross seems to indicate that he did not know what kind of new life the Father had in store. Perhaps even Jesus was surprised on ...

The encounter with Jesus transformed her life; after it the woman at the well became “the first woman preacher in Christian history,” proclaiming Jesus to be the savior of the world to her ...