Things have been going well, but last week as we differed on the layout of one of the corners, I found myself thinking, “What would Jesus do?” Now I was sure He'd side with me since we'd both ...

Under Governor Bill Haslam, our focus was on addressing areas with high crime rates and traffic incidents, not targeting specific communities based on appearance or ethnicity. The recent ...

The popular acronym that stood for “What Would Jesus Do?” asked people to consider how Jesus might be calling them to act. While most evangelicals have left their bracelets to gather dust ...

Long before the words "What would Jesus do?" became a bumper-sticker staple, 35 teenagers in a religious youth group in Holland, Mich., proposed to make the question a central part of their lives.

At its core, the question “What would Jesus do?” is a profound, even radical, one. In one form or another, it has rung in the ears of centuries of martyrs as they endured trials and torments ...

The answer, it turns out, is yes. As an addiction researcher and person of faith, I wonder what Jesus would do about drug use. Drug use can seem frustrating and intractable. I wonder how to ...

As such, it should own up and embrace the adage “What would Jesus do?” On almost any political issue, whether its immigration, gun violence, crime or social issues, including care for the ...

If Jesus Christ were physically present in Gaza right now, walking among the suffering people trapped in this tiny, impoverished strip of land, what would he say and do?

Jesus never drew lines ... What should the church do with them? Hear me: It isn’t a temptation. It is who a person is. Trying to hide that fact is what led to years of denial and shame for ...

Tweaking the popular career advice to “do what you love and the money will follow,” Ben Malick decided last year to follow his faith. Now he hopes the money will follow. In May 2016 ...

But he lacks the faith. He thinks Jesus is doing tricks. So he sets out to do tricks — his friend acts like he’s blind so Clarence can appear to give him sight and then the unknowing audience ...