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The word 'faith' perhaps best describes the monolithic religions of yesterday, when it was important to believe in a supernatural being, for the sole purpose of staying functional in society.

Since the dawn of homo sapiens, we study, experiment and try to decipher the secret code of love. Many of us seem to have forgotten that in the early days, free love was a shortage. From aristocrats to slaves, marriages and relationships were often given as orders and elections of people with more power and authority for political, religious, material and personal purposes. Therefore, there are the great love tragedies of "Romeo and Juliet" and "Abelardo and Eloisa", as well as countless others who have been persecuted for their innocent expression of love. These tragic love stories have left us wondering, why is it so difficult to love and what is it to feel this depth of love?

Divorce. Most people would be hard-pressed to think of a family who hasn't been scarred by this word. It's a word that doesn't escape us- from the youngest child to the aging parents having to watch their adult children's lives overturned by its whisper. Regardless of ages and stages, socio-economic class, race, religious belief, or sexual orientation, it is a word that typically leaves destruction in its wake. But, unlike so many other tragedies that plague us, it is one that can be avoided.

This is a religious short story written by Alexis Sullivan. In this story a young woman lives an empty and incomplete life until she receives Christ and experiences a life-changing transformation and becomes a new person.

This is a religious short story written by Alexis Sullivan. In this story a man has lived an incomplete life and after years of searching for meaning he waits in the Room of Despair when he is saved by Christ.

Christian-based Spotify playlists.

A curious poster i made titled "Glory of God." This has great religious implications and great meaning for everyone. Please enjoy the picture.

Malati Digaro, a Christian convert sobs as she looks at what remains of her home. "This is all that is left of my house. It took us four years to build ...

We're living in an age where we're supposed to be tolerant, not only of other faiths, but of everyone and everything. Yet, if you look around, all you seem to see is a lot of fighting and protesting. If someone says or does something that goes against someone else's point of view there's always trouble. Where's the tolerance?

A discussion about faith and how much proof is enough proof.

This is one of the most controversial questions of faith. A lot of people even religious leaders have different views pertaining to this.