Cecilia Buchanan

3 weeks ago | beliefnet.com | Cecilia Buchanan

A Florida woman is crediting God after saving a 77-year-old woman who went into cardiac arrest on the road. Joyce Long was on her way to a doctor’s appointment when she began to experience chest pains, which caused her to drift into heavy traffic. Drivers began to honk at Long in frustration when one driver, Retonia Watts, began to suspect something was wrong. Watts pulled over to check on Long, whose car had slowed to a stop. “When she turned off the car, I started screaming.

3 weeks ago | beliefnet.com | Cecilia Buchanan

Columnists A new Trump-themed burger chain is becoming quite popular in Texas and that’s making some critics scratch their heads. Lebanese immigrant Roland Beainy started the “Trump Burger” chain with several locations throughout Texas. The restaurants are stocked with jokes against the president’s rivals, filled with merchandise, and covered with odes to the 45th and 47th president.

3 weeks ago | beliefnet.com | Cecilia Buchanan

Mark Driscoll stirred up some more controversy recently when he took on the issue of stay-at-home dads. Driscoll posted his thoughts on stay-at-home dads on X, writing, “A Christian man who doesn’t work is worse than a non-Christian. This includes you, stay-at-home dads.” It’s not the first time Driscoll has been critical of stay-at-home dads.

3 weeks ago | beliefnet.com | Cecilia Buchanan

Survivalist Bear Grylls is sharing about how his Christian faith has impacted his life. In an op-ed written for The Times, Grylls stated that the Christian faith “must be tried.” In the op-ed, Grylls shared how a vicar had spoken when he was a teenager, saying, “Jesus Christ came to kill religion and bring life.” Grylls said he was “intrigued.” “It made me want to explore the notion of faith and learn more about what he was about.

1 month ago | beliefnet.com | Cecilia Buchanan

Archaeologists from the Israel Antiquities Authority (IAA) have revealed the discovery of 1,500-year-old graves containing African figurines made from rare black wood. “The figurines show that a Christian community lived in the south of the country about 1,500 years ago, possibly with some of its members coming from Africa,” archaeologists concluded from the unique find.