PHILADELPHIA – Jared Verse may have had the first, and second, word. Saquon Barkley and the rest of the Philadelphia Eagles had the last laugh, along with the final chuckle. During his stroll ...

The Book of Acts is the story of the establishment of Christianity in the first three decades of its existence. It relates how God empowered his apostles to spread the gospel, perform miracles that ...

In his book The Work of Christ, R.C. Sproul provides a simple answer: the disciples had come to understand why and where Jesus was going. From here he shows four great results of Christ's ascension. ~ ...

SORRENTO, La. (WAFB) - Officials confirmed Atmos Energy crews have started to restore natural gas service to homes and businesses in the Sorrento area after a gas outage. Residents will see crews ...

Jesus's real name may not have been Jesus Christ. Jesus Christ's real name was most likely Yeshu Nazareen, according to language and phonetic experts, as cited in a New York Post report.

Jared Verse's impact was felt on the Rams defense from the moment the rookie outside linebacker stepped onto the field. The ensuing overall body of work earned him the Pro Football Writers of America ...

PHILADELPHIA -- Jared Verse fueled the outrage of Philadelphia Eagles fans with his comments toward them prior to Sunday's divisional round game against the Los Angeles Rams. The Rams pass rusher ...

WASHINGTON – President-elect Donald Trump had his left hand down at his side – and not on one of the two Bibles his wife, Melania, held up for him – during his swearing-in ceremony.

Some onlookers observed that President Donald Trump didn't place his hand on the Bible when sworn in at his inauguration, prompting questions about how the Bible traditionally factors into the ...

The Bible is a King James Version published by Thomas Nelson and Sons.President Donald Trump also had a family Bible present, but he did not put his hand on the Bible during his swearing-in.

So Jesus, who is often referred to in the bible as “Jesus Of Nazareth” or “Jesus the Nazarene” due to his birthplace, would’ve been “Yeshu Narazene” in ancient Aramaic. So how did ...