It is a response to those who argue that suffering in the NT is only to be understood in terms of persecution. They claim that no other suffering should or does exist for the believer, be it sickness ...

Or as Moo puts it, "the 'trials' James mentions include more than religious persecution. By stressing that the trials were of 'many kinds,' James deliberately casts his net widely, including the many ...

St. Paul ’s understanding of suffering as a participation in salvation is especially evident when he speaks of how his suffering affects others. In 2 Timothy Paul says, “Take your share of ...

When the Second Person of the Trinity took on human nature, he entered into a suffering and broken world brought about the sinfulness of Adam, Eve and all mankind. He did so in order to show us ...

The free exhibit shares stories of the violins that survived a period of hate and violence, and asks you to reflect on how present and past connect.

Edward Dutton calls it a part of “American nationalist folklore.” In 2009, Jonathan Bowden spoke at a nationalist gathering in Atlanta. Jared Taylor introduced him. Professor Dutton quotes Alex ...

"Come, Follow Me" for March 3-9 includes the Savior’s reflection on the Atonement, which caused Him to "bleed at every pore." ...

As Matthew 5:44 records it, Jesus told his followers to do something wildly countercultural: "But I say to you: Love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you." But what does it mean to love?