As he sat in despair and agony, three of his friends came to “comfort” him. Not unlike some today who speculate about God’s ...

As we journey through this sacred season of Lent, we are reminded of the immeasurable power of God’s grace in our lives. The grace of God is what qualifies the unqualified, lifts the downtrodden ...

Romantic poetry transcends time, offering readers a glimpse into the depth of human emotions and the beauty of love. Whether celebrating passion, unbreakable bonds, or heart-wrenching yearning, these ...

Each of us is crafted as God’s unique masterpiece, designed to share our extraordinary gifts with the world.

What Is a Prayer of Gratitude and Thanksgiving? A prayer of gratitude is simply giving thanks to God in humility and love. We are called to love God by Christ Himself and this means gratitude of the ...

Williams bookends the hymn by concluding as Rees began with the immeasurable nature (vast as the ocean) of God’s love and its compelling force (like a flood) to draw us close to God. What is the ...

Ludhiana: Surjit Patar’s poem ‘Maa di bukal vich rabb di rehmat’ (There’s God’s mercy in mother’s lap), penned a few days ago for the Mother’s Day launch on May 12, became his swan ...

Power of some sort or other will go on In games, in riddles, seemingly at random; But superstition, like belief, must die, And what remains when disbelief is gone? —Philip Larkin, “Church Going” Most ...

Deadpool Creates the Most Powerful Infinity Stone to Possess God-Like Power Only to Throw It Away for the Strangest Reason What happens when comic awareness meets the Infinity Gauntlet?

The power of the cross Julian provides another response that I find more compelling, both in terms of what it tells me about God and what it tells me about how God relates to my suffering.

Found in translation Emily Wilson’s fluent new translation of the Iliad honours the epic poem’s power and beauty One of the first things to note about Wilson’s translation is that it makes ...

Reading Wilson’s Iliad, one senses something of the chant of Homer’s verse, even through the written word.