In the foreword of D. Danyelle Thomas’ The Day God Saw Me as Black, actress Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor writes an opinion that reads like more of a statement of fact: “Black folks made God good ...

President Trump told reporters one year after surviving an attempted assassination that he doesn't like to think about it.

It sounds more like a 2000s Coldplay ballad than Florida Georgia line. ... “God Gave Me You” has Christian origins, but Shelton brought it to a broader audience. Best in News.

It articulates, more than any other book by a living writer, what faith feels like to me: “Faith is nothing more — but how much this is — than a motion of the soul toward God.” ...

On July 13, 2024, a gunman climbed onto a building near a Trump campaign rally and fired several shots toward the president.

Needless to say, it hit me where it hurt, but in a good way. If God’s work in my life during this transition was going to be slow, was I going to feel like this, sick to my stomach with nerves ...

Over the phone, I asked about “Good Vibrations” — where did a song like that come from? “God,” he told me. “And Phil Spector. God, Phil Spector, and the Beach Boys all combined.” ...