By now you probably know more than you ever wanted to know about the COVID-19 pandemic. It started nearly a year ago in Wuhan, China, and has killed a million people worldwide, including 200,000 in the U.S. Coronavirus threatens mainly the old and infirm, but its threat can be mitigated through masks and social distancing.

I was reading an article the other day that was discussing how most people are confident that just being nice secures a place in heaven. But is this true?

Our generation seems to be in a constant state of upheaval in regards to law and order.

I often joke with people that, since I was baptized as a baby in the Catholic church, and then came to trust Christ as my Savior later in a nondenominational church, then became a Baptist by doctrinal conviction at a yet later point, I have all of the bases covered in salvation.

A few hundred people gathered Friday night on the lawn of Camp Jordan for an evening of prayer and song in an effort to bridge racial divides in the church.

When God taps us on the shoulder and introduces himself, we are faced with a decision to either listen or excuse ourselves and walk away.

Another step was taken Monday in the potential canonization of the Rev. Patrick Ryan as the diocese of Knoxville installed members of a group to lead the inquiry into the Chattanooga priest.

Job 14:1 says, "Man that is born of a woman is of few days, and full of trouble."

Buzzfeed News is running a series of feature stories this month called "The Lost Year," featuring profiles of how six people, of different ages and backgrounds, have been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Praying to God in faith is one of the most important deeds we can do. Why? Because prayer is the foundation of our relationship with Jesus and reveals how serious we are about obeying him.

Imagine logging onto social media and discovering that your picture was being used to scare young children. Not by cruel teenagers, mind you — by adults.

I would be lying through my teeth if I claimed that my interest in my wife has always been purely spiritual, and that from the moment I met her, her walk with God, all by itself, was all that made my heart sing.

As Christians, we often think the world does not know about God and this is the reason they go about their merry way being captivated by sin.

Black lives matter. Let me state that again, lest anyone think I wrote it accidentally: Black lives matter.

At a news conference a few weeks ago, a reporter asked President Trump about the conspiracy theory QAnon.

Today, just as there was in the ancient world, there is a need for the people of God to assume the role of a watchman.

Sometimes the dark side tries to bring us down and discourage us.

When my family and I looked to move several years ago from a tiny, less than 1,000-square-foot house near the foot of the mountain to a house much more suitable for our family of five, I feared that even if we found an appropriately sized house, I would never find one in a location that I liked nearly as well.

Most public schools across the country are either attempting to hold school remotely or, in some hybrid form, bringing kids back in the classroom in a limited way, keeping the numbers low.

Liberty University is opening an independent investigation into Jerry Falwell Jr.'s tenure as president, a wide-ranging inquiry that will include financial, real estate and legal matters, the evangelical school's board announced Monday.

Passover by Zoom. Easter by Zoom. Ramadan at home. Drive-thru communion.

Within the Christian faith, we understand that individuals will not come to God on their own.

Every single day, approximately 500 million tweets are tweeted, 4 million hours of video is added to YouTube and 4.3 billion Facebook messages are posted.