The empty tomb of Jesus is a reminder that every day we can live in the light of Jesus' triumph over death and darkness.

Travis Kelce explained that he had a day off from school and joking when he wrote his infamous Easter tweet in 2010.

With Holy Week and Easter Sunday behind us, we wonder if, after Lent, we can continue some of our spiritual practices that we found so helpful. Yes!

Pope Francis was thankful that he was able to greet throngs of people in St. Peter’s Square on Easter, a day before he died, though he ...

The iconic Easter tweet of Travis Kelce from 2010 continues to light up timelines every Easter, becoming a cultural moment fans love to revisit. Even 14 years later, the Kansas City Chiefs tight end’s ...

United Methodist Bishop Richard Wilke left a legacy around the world with his Bible teachings, but he made countless personal ...

In perfect harmony with this season of new life, Vindel took the next step and received the Sacraments of Initiation during ...

The resurrection isn’t just a message you deliver. It’s a daily reality you receive, especially when ministry leaves you ...

President Russell M. Nelson shares his testimony of Jesus Christ through a montage of messages shared at general conferences ...

Army cadets from United States Military Academy and midshipmen from the United States Naval Academy joined with other young ...

BYU athletes, coaches and teams shared Christ-centered messages and wished others "happy Easter" on social media during ...

Everything changed, all expectations were reversed; everything they believed about life and death had to be reevaluated.