Virgin Birth of Jesus: Did it Really Happen? Cold-Case Detective says Evidence is Compelling
A screenshot from the 1957 movie 12 Angry Men. Detective J. Warner Wallace says he would bring the evidence for the virgin birth of Jesus before an unbiased jury. For almost two thousand years, the averred virgin birth of Jesus […]
Virgin Birth of Jesus: Did it Really Happen? Cold-Case Detective says Evidence is Compelling
By Anthony C. Hayes
A screenshot from the 1957 movie 12 Angry Men. Detective J. Warner Wallace says he would bring the evidence for the virgin birth of Jesus before an unbiased jury. For almost two thousand years, the averred virgin birth of Jesus […]
Committed church elder shepherds growing congregation in Lower Ninth Ward
The restored sanctuary of the Disciples of Christ Christian Fellowship Ministry in New Orleans’ Lower Ninth Ward. The pews were donated by the Salem Evangelical Free Church of Staten
Urban Impact missionary sees problems, promise with sharing Gospel in New Orleans
A playground behind the offices of Urban Impact Ministries provides an oasis for children in Central City New Orleans. (Anthony C. Hayes) New Orleans: In the days, months and years
Louisiana pastor recalls how Katrina disaster transformed his life, community, and the Church
Wheelbarrows stand at the ready for disaster clean-up in Louisiana and Texas. (Anthony C. Hayes) Flooding in Nebraska. A tornado in Alabama. And another winter storm overtaking New England. Natural
Steve McQueen: ‘Preacher’ tells story of pivotal point in life of redeemed movie star
A pensive Steve McQueen in a screenshot from the movie Bullitt. Steve McQueen: The Salvation of an American Icon Greg Laurie (with Marshall Terrill) 2017 American Icon Press In the introduction to his
‘Christmas Greeting From Home’ touched lives of German-American troops in WWII
The Walz family copy of the WWII-era record Christmas Greeting From Home. (Anthony C. Hayes) In the winter of 1943, with America fighting a worldwide war, concerned citizens, civic organizations,
Hope For Peace caps ecumenical Armistice Day service at Washington National Cathedral
Washington, D.C.: One hundred years ago, on November 11, 1918, the horrific guns of August were finally silenced at precisely 11:00 AM Paris time with the implementation of a
Volunteers join local churches in sustained response to west Baltimore flooding
In a season where it seems as if the rainfall totals are approaching Biblical proportions, it may be easy to miss the toll the steady stream of flooding has
Leading by Example: Christian newscaster Tim Tooten believes ‘We are all held accountable’
For almost thirty years, Dr. Tim Tooten Sr. has covered the education beat for WBAL-TV 11 News. Tooten is widely respected in the news business and has won a
Baltimore artist utilizes evocative painting to aid victims of Hurricane Irma
National Key Deer Refuge bunkhouse and maintenance facilities show significant damage from Hurricane Irma. Photo by USFWS Hurricane Irma – the most powerful storm to strike the United States since
