In our church, we often remind people that our community is imperfect because it’s full of imperfect people seeking to learn more about a perfect God. And if someone thinks ...

People keep using the phrase that we are living in ‘Biblical Times.’ I imagine that you, G-d, bristle at that phrase. Was the ...

When he stays at the Interfaith Community Shelter, Daniel Archuleta can't sleep with his Chihuahua, Alejandro, curled up on his chest. That's how they sleep when he camps. Still, he describes the ...

“I think he does believe he was saved to do great things as president,” Stephen Mansfield, the author of the 2018 book ...

God can use you. God uses imperfect vessels to contain his presence and power, and can influence people through you. So start looking for opportunities to help people and exhibit God's love and nature ...

For they are holy to their God (Leviticus 21:7). He may take [into his household as his wife] only a woman who is a virgin. A widow , or a divorced woman, or one who is degraded by harlotry ...

We asked the Rev. Patrick O'Neal, pastor at St. Patrick in Tolono and St. Joseph in Ivesdale, how he'll remember Pope Francis, who died Monday at 88.

I don't know which Bible you are reading, but the Bible I read shows me imperfect people chosen by a perfect God. Let us not condemn others for their mistakes but strive to see them as God sees them.

The Bible does not hide the flaws of the people within its pages. Instead, it highlights both their strengths and weaknesses, showing us the depth of God's love — that His love is not based on ...

God leverages imperfection for a greater purpose—refining character (Romans 5:3-5), demonstrating His justice and mercy, and ultimately pointing people to Christ (2 Corinthians 12:9-10).

Trump may be an “imperfect vessel,” as Christian Zionist leader Mike Evans has told the Christian Broadcasting Network, but God likewise used an idolater like Cyrus to save God’s people.