Mainly, God likes to hear what's on our mind. He wants to tell us what's on his mind. He wants to have a conversation with us -- and you can tell God anything. The Lord is beyond being shocked by the ...

The event at St Luke the Evangelist Church in Burnley brought together worshippers from a wide range of backgrounds, ...

Perhaps the psalms aren’t great poetry, and they do, undeniably, smack of violence, war, hatred of one’s enemies in the name ...

My dad was transferred from Lagos State to his company’s new branch in the North. It was around that time that my parents got ...

Dr. Briola was always interested in religion, from Roman mythology to Christianity, and was fascinated by the priesthood ...

You taught me language, and my profit on it / Is, I know how to curse” (William Shakespeare: ‘The Tempest’).The Nigerian government and the Nigerian Academy of Letters are fighting over which language ...

Put an old oil palm planter in muddy boots at the same table as other stakeholders in shiny shoes, and you’ve got more comedy than conversation. The planter speaks in rainfall, yields and pests. The ...

Jewish liturgy can feel archaic or demanding, but its oldest words still have something to say to our most contemporary struggles, writes the host of the "Thoughts and Prayers" podcast.

My soon-to-be husband is not in love with me. A Spanish speaker, he tells me que está enamorado de mí —he is in love of me.

Our Ask the Therapist columnist, Lori Gottlieb, advises a reader who feels constrained about sharing her beliefs.