Jesus’ lifestyle was not mine. He was homeless (Matthew 8:20); I have a nice home. I worked for a living; he was unemployed, and must have begged for a living, depended on the hospitality of ...

Upside down religion fills the parables Jesus told. In Luke chapter 16 a rich man lives in luxury while poor Lazarus begs for scraps. In the next scene, the rich man is in Hades and Lazarus lies ...

A keffiyeh-wrapped baby Jesus sparks a global conversation about faith, politics, and justice, revealing deep tensions and potent symbolism in Advent traditions.

An evangelical leader is warning that conservative Christians are now rejecting the teachings of Jesus as "liberal talking points." Russell Moore, former top official for the Southern Baptist ...

he proposes that in Roman eyes Jesus was a dangerous political rebel who was executed by Pilate on the charge of sedition. An ordained Anglican priest and a professor of comparative religion at ...

Jesus’s birth occurred at a volatile moment in the history of what was already a troubled and turbulent land — and memories of the violent events that occurred shaped perceptions and politics ...