To live passionately, in the truest sense of the word, is to follow the way of our Lord and accept the cost, whatever it may ...

In 2 Timothy Paul says, “Take your share of suffering as a good soldier of Christ Jesus” (2:3). Following this Paul speaks of his imprisonment for the preaching of the Gospel, “the gospel ...

As Christians worldwide prepare to commemorate the most sacred day in the Christian calendar, the Museum of the Bible in ...

The definitive suffering of Christ began in the upper room and ended on Calvary. If we want to find the meaning of suffering, we should only look upon the cross. The cross is where we are shown in ...

As Catholics across the world prepare for Holy Week, the most sacred time in the Church’s liturgical calendar, we are called ...

When people began to call Jesus their king and their Lord, it was a threat to the established order. The tension on the first ...

Most Americans have multiple Bibles at home, dozens of translations at our fingertips, and devotional apps on every device.

Self-denial and taking up our cross are like crucifixion. As Jesus carried his cross all the way to calvary, so must we carry ...

“I want to know Christ—yes, to know the power of his resurrection and participation in his sufferings,” writes Paul in Philippians 3:10. When we escape sufferings instead of participating in ...

Currently, 80% of all individuals at risk of deportation are Christians, according to the report. The majority of this group is Catholic, at 61%, greatly surpassing the 13% of evangelicals and 7% of ...

Some religious people find that when they experience evil and suffering, it can present a challenge to their faith. They may reject religion as a result. Christians believe in an omnipotent and ...