Stevie Wonder marks 50 years of "Songs in the Key of Life" with a global tour, celebrating its profound impact on music, ...

When students choose a college major, they often think about what they enjoy, what they are good at and what kind of career they want in the future. But for Christian students, there is another ...

The worship night at John Brown University highlights the vibrant spiritual life on campus, fostering a relaxed atmosphere for authentic worship and connection with God.

John Brown University's Homecoming weekend brought together students and alumni for festivities, performances, and community ...

Of the five largest world religions, three were born out of the Abrahamic tradition. Islam, Christianity and Judaism each hold to a monotheistic faith that takes some origin or lays claim to the ...

The church in Vietnam now faces more challenges than ever with a new decree made by the Vietnamese government to regulate religion in the country. Decree 95 follows on the heels of regulations ...

The phrase “Gen Z struggles with mental health” comes as no surprise to members of all generations. In fact, they have often been nicknamed “the depressed generation” by their elders. According to the ...

It’s Christmas time and this holiday season Northwest Arkansas has many fun things to offer for Christmas shopping and delightful lit up excursions to do with friends! As finals week approaches, take ...

Juan Carlos Rodriguez was born in San Salvador, El Salvador. As he shared, he was raised in a Christian family, “I knew God was there, but he didn’t have a major influence in my life,” Rodriguez said.

Flowers for Algernon is a heart-wrenching work of psychological fiction by author Daniel Keyes. The novel follows the journey of a mentally disabled man named Charlie Gordon who is chosen to undergo ...

This past weekend, members of the John Brown University theater program brought to life a story about love and meaning in their rendition of the Broadway musical “Fly By Night.” “Fly By Night” centers ...

Generally speaking, when I read a good book, I have no qualms recommending it to others. However, I now find myself in the unusual position of having read a good book that I cannot recommend—not ...