One of the most influential theologians of the 20th century was a German named Karl Barth. He was a critical thinker and prolific writer who explored the interrelation of faith, theology and culture.

What is the second greatest command? If you’re a believer, a student of Scripture, it’s possible that you said something like “Love your neighbor as yourself.” If you did, you’d be right - almost.

It’s the hallmark of some of the greatest stories ever told—from on-screen romances to moving accounts of those who sacrifice their own comfort for the sake of another. Such selfless, whole-hearted ...

Sunday, May 15, is the Fifth Sunday of Easter. Mass readings: Acts 14:21-27; Psalm 145:8-9, 10-11, 12-13; Revelation 21:1-5a; John 13:31-33a, 34-35. In today’s Gospel, Our Lord sets forth for us a new ...

This question might sound a bit bizarre, some would even say it's disrespectful, but a surprisingly large number of believers wonder about it. After all, Jesus Christ was human as much as He was ...

The gaze of Jesus can change a person's life just like it did with St. Peter, Pope Francis said. "He always looks at us with love. He asks us something, he forgives us and he gives us a mission," the ...

“No matter what you have done, I love you for your own sake. Come to me with your misery and sins, with your troubles and needs, and with all of your longing to be loved.” A crucifix silhouetted ...

LOVE ON THE SPECTRUM star Tanner Smith is speaking out about the truth of Jesus and what it takes to get to heaven.

When a band takes the stage, anything can happen. Throughout the decades, bands have produced some of the most iconic moments in music when performing on stage. Recently, 3 Doors Down took the stage ...

Swiss Reformed theologian Karl Barth (1886-1968) is often regarded as the greatest Protestant theologian of the 20th century. Some have called his body of work "a theology of the Word." He exercised ...

When I came across Shai Linne’s Jesus Kids album, I wasn’t expecting my two-year-old daughter’s favorite song to be “Catechism Interlude 1.” I assumed it might be the song that names all the people ...