Ray Hollenbach

I'd like to suggest that there's a world of difference between "Everything happens for a reason" and "God brings reason out of everything that happens." This is how I see the phrase, God is in control.

I know more about the famous the rich and the beautiful than I probably should, and I know less of Heaven’s beauty than I should. I may know all about Tay-Tay, but what do I know about spiritual celebrity?

Mount Everest, considered the highest point on Earth at 29,035 feet, is in the Himalayas. Each year tens of thousands of tourists venture to the area, taking in the beautiful landscape, exploring the majestic surroundings,

God is way bigger than my intellect, and to prove my point, I present five passages I find hard to believe.

Some of the greatest art in history has been Christian art. From Bach to Chance the Rapper; from Rembrandt to William Blake; and from Milton to Gerard Manley Hopkins, the Lord’s words have come to life in ten million ways.

There’s one thing it seems we universally hate: Jesus left his church—his precious blood-bought bride—in the hands of sinful people.

I caught a glimpse of Jesus one day a couple of years ago. He was hanging out in a dingy hospital room in Columbia, Kentucky.

In less than 10 years Steve developed a ministry to feed 18,000 Kenyan kids and ushers them into the 21st-century via computer skills training — all in the name of Jesus.