"We must try to craft an image of God because God is simply too paramount, too central for us not to be able to name." This is why I must use the language of God to describe something as consuming ...

Every person holds divine worth and inherent dignity within their full-bodied existence. No life is more valuable than ...

As believers, we cannot truly love God if we are neglecting to love those who are created in His image. We see in Matthew 10:42 Jesus’ example of being unselfish and showing God’s love to others.

Suppose that the wildflower world was planned by God to remind us of the vast differences that exist about us.

Recognizing that God is loving each of us at every moment empowers us to feel love more concretely – even if our relationships with others feel lacking.

Lauren Green, chief religion correspondent, writes about "Light for Today," a new devotional, and the importance of staying strong in God's love amid spiritual attacks of all kinds.

It emphasizes that God is love and a giver of life. Commentary: God did not save Donald Trump “Any theology that puts God, rather than sinful human beings, behind a gun or a bomb is bad theology.” ...

However, if all persons are imago Dei (Gen. 1:26–27), and if each person is wonderfully woven together and designed purposefully by God (Ps. 139:13–15), and if God takes credit for the lived ...

God did not save Trump, for that matter, but not the kids at Sandy Hook or Uvalde. God did not save some of the Israeli hostages but not the others. God does not want thousands of kids in Gaza to die.