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Former Columbine High School principal says he only survived massacre through God's grace
It has been 19 years since the massacre at Columbine High School, but former principal Frank DeAngelis still recalls how God was stepped in when two seniors went on a killing spree that resulted in the deaths of 12 students and a teacher.
CVS fulfills vow to use unretouched images in new beauty campaign
CVS Pharmacy has released unretouched images of women on Thursday as part of its new beauty campaign that aims to avoid the use of digitally altered images.
Samsung Galaxy S10 release date, specs rumors: To feature in-display fingerprint scanner
Samsung's latest flagship smartphones, the Galaxy S9 and S9 Plus, were only unveiled a few months ago at the Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2018, but the reports are already in regarding the next-generation device.
iPhone SE 2 release date, specs rumors update: Apple to launch new budget-friendly handset without the 3.5mm headphone jack
According to the latest reports, Apple is set to unveil the next generation of the iPhone SE, which was first released in 2016. The next iteration of the handy and budget-friendly smartphone is expected to receive flagship-like features, but the future iPhone SE 2 users might also bid farewell to the 3.5mm headphone jack due to the design overhaul.
'Boruto: Naruto Next Generations' Episode 55 release date, spoilers news 2018: Killer B to make an intense comeback by fighting Momoshiki
The fans of "Boruto: Naruto Next Generations" have waited a long time to witness its current major arc. The previous episodes had already laid the groundwork for the most explosive moment in the spin-off anime series yet, which is the arrival of Momoshiki Otsutsuki. Meanwhile, in the upcoming episode 53, a fan-favorite character from the original "Naruto" series will make a comeback, although his return will be quite troublesome with Momoshiki trying to abduct the Eight Tails jinchuuriki.
Barbara Bush arranged for her funeral as a 'celebratory liturgy,' says Rev. Russell Levenson Jr.
Former First Lady Barbara Bush, who passed away at the age of 92 on April 17, planned for her funeral years ago and according to Rev. Dr. Russell Levenson Jr. of the St. Martin's Episcopal Church, she wanted it to be a "celebratory liturgy."
Religion boosts students' grades, says Stanford study
A new Stanford study has revealed that teenagers who observe and practice their religious beliefs consistently do well in school and earn good grades compared to those who have little engagement with their faith.
Pastor, who was on Southwest Flight 1380 with family, prayed to Jesus to send angels
Pastor Timothy C. Bourman was on board Southwest Flight 1380 with his wife Amanda earlier this month when the plane was forced to make an emergency landing because of a catastrophic left engine failure.
Oprah Winfrey stole ideas for 'Greenleaf' series, pastor claims in lawsuit
A pastor and a screenwriter have filed a lawsuit against Oprah Winfrey, claiming she stole the idea for her "Greenleaf" TV series for the Oprah Winfrey Network (OWN).
Why cutting off friendships - even church friendships - is sometimes necessary
The Bible tells us that we should be careful in choosing our friends, even the ones we make in church.
Is it right for a Christian to use God's word to promote personal agenda?
Those who misuse God's Words for their own benefit do it to their own destruction.
3 things that can stop us from living with purpose
Every race car driver knows that there's a finish line waiting for him at the end of the track. Every Christian, then, must realize that there's a finish line at the end of this life: the time when we will meet Christ face to face.
What is the Gospel of Thomas and why is it not in the Bible?
The Bible contains sixty-six books in all of its pages, all of them meant to show who God is. There's a reason why the Gospel of Thomas didn't make the final cut.
3 reasons why authentic fellowship might be hard to find
Authentic fellowship goes beyond the pleasantries and the group selfies and the Facebook posts tagging friends in social media. It even goes beyond having lunch together on a daily basis, and riding the same bus from work to home after duty hours.
Does Jesus still love me even when I feel like avoiding Him?
Many Christians who've sinned or turned away from church fellowship can feel like God doesn't love them anymore.
The Christian response when a friend betrays you
Even Christian friends can betray us and that hurts.