Each year, Christians around the world gather to mark the beginning of Lent with bowed heads, receiving ashes traced in the shape of a cross on their foreheads. An outward sign of repentance and humility, the distribution of ashes on Ash Wednesday remains one of the most widely observed traditions of Catholics and Christians today.
When most Christians think of Lent, they think of fasting. It's the most widely known practice associated with this holy season. But we must be careful to fast with the right intentions and not fall into self-serving measures. Read More
The Great Commission of Christ to his disciples still echoes today in the lives of missionaries who have dedicated themselves to bringing the Gospel to others. This is Christ’s Great Commission: “Go, therefore, and make ... Read More
Before Jesus ascended into heaven, he sent us the ultimate advocate: the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit, also known as the third person of the Trinity, is the love shared between the Father and the Son, sent to empower us on our ... Read More
