From its inception The Good News has continually covered the European scene. Today this coverage is more important than ever
Now that the Lisbon Treaty has gained final approval by all 27 EU member nations, 2010 promises to be a
What are our expectations for ourselves? Perhaps we should consider what God expects.
In today's world, it seems there is little time for a personal relationship with God.
Trials can sometimes seem too much to handle, but we can succeed by first beginning to climb!
We may be among the only ones who believe in God with all of our hearts and minds at this
It was the comments made by those introducing the nominees and the acceptance speeches of the Oscar winners that surprised
I find it a paradox that in our globally connected, social Web world, we can know what happens in virtually
How do you acknowledge your part in Christ's atoning sacrifice?
We should rejoice in the weariness produced by productive work!
Suffering, sickness, pain and death are realities in this present evil world we live in. But there is a future
Peace. Millions speak of it, thousands write of it, but only One can truly bring it.
Often we feel as if there is nothing that we can do, that anything we might do is too insignificant
It is not always easy to forgive others, but the commandment to do so is not optional.
What are the identifying characteristics of a Christian?
Many of us have a garden, but have we learned the lessons they hold for us?
Christ washed His disciples’ feet and told us to do likewise. What lessons can we learn from this practice?
If you want to make money, you have to do real work with a real product rather than making doubtful
Paul Johnson, author of A History of the American People and Modern Times, offers this telling biography of one of
