Life was hell for a Bronx maintenance worker for the Sisters of Charity of Saint Vincent de Paul — where his Protestant boss ...

But when your car breaks down on the road, you don’t need someone with an advanced degree in theology to come to your rescue.

"From the Pulpit" is a weekly column of faith, shared by Central Illinois faith leaders. This week: Trust in God in troubling ...

“there was a great wind, so strong that it was splitting mountains and breaking rocks in pieces before the Lord, but the Lord ...

If Fetterman resigns, like he clearly would love to do, he can spend the rest of his life on the beach and not fighting GOP bills.

As part of its Reality Check series, The Tribune spoke to former San Luis Obispo County NAACP President Cheryl Vines about what she believes was an unfair suspension.

God is asking Job if he knows where the capacity of the human mind came from; how we think, how we use logic and reason. There is intent on the part of God to make these things known about Himself.

As readers, we get to eavesdrop on the conversation between Job and his friends. It is a repeating cycle of Job complaining, then one of his friends trying to defend God and at the same time convince ...

I ignored this things because I wanted to serve God and be in his presence. “Where do you want to be when the trumpet sounds? Are you going to be complaining that because of my job.” ...

They’re arguing and complaining — if we would do what God asks and stop that, we’d stick out like stars in the night sky. It’s all about a transformed perspective; a godly perspective.

I don’t think you can complain about things if you have a healthy sense of providential optimism — a sense that God’s working out a plan. Phillipians 2:13-15 states it plainly: “for it is ...

It is a repeating cycle of Job complaining, then one of his friends trying to defend God and at the same time convince Job to repent, and then the cycle starts all over again.