THE first installment on April 10 in this series of three Lenten recollection articles posed the question: Does God love us?

Willie Edward Taylor Carver, Jr. visited the PennWest California campus for a series of activities, ending the day with a ...

What Abraham was asked to surrender points to a truth modern hearts resist: that fatherhood, like faith, demands total ...

A rare manuscript version of Shakespeare’s Sonnet 116, discovered by Dr. Leah Veronese, reveals how the poem was politically ...

Spyridon Denaxas has prayed, worked and welcomed the faithful in an island monastery carved into a seaside cliff that's little changed since its founding more than a millennium ago.

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... In the 1946, the German pastor Martin Niemoller wrote a poem about the importance ...

First, the doctrine of predestination is true, and knowing the truth is always liberating to the soul (John 8:32). As Jesus ...

Despite the fact that Obadiah can not, absolutely can not, sing, he found himself singing in the Opera House. This happened because• The Sydney Philharmonia Choirs put on a concert of “Cathedral ...

As I stumble into my later years, I seem to know less and less. And I find myself – often in desperation – pulling what I think of as my childhood rabbit out of its hat. That is to say, when the conve ...

A new anthology edited by US poet laureate Ada Limón invites us into the natural world.

Teresa Bell, BYU German language professor in the College of Humanities, shared three ways to see God’s hand in life at the BYU devotional on April 1.