The fascination with the end of the world and the aftermath of global catastrophes has gripped the human imagination for centuries.

Christians need a newspaper in one hand and a Bible in the other— according to theologian Karl Barth. In our Talking It Over series, James Read invites thoughtful Salvationists from around the world to reflect on moral and ethical issues. Here, he speaks with Angelica Sulit about free speech.

Carrying one another’s burdens means taking some of the other’s load upon ourselves. True solidarity costs something.

Commissioner Floyd Tidd: When we first arrived back in the Canada and Bermuda Territory from our time as leaders in Australia four years ago, in the first chapel, I talked about my Rubik’s Cube, and the lessons of life and leadership that I’ve learned from it. I want to use it as a focus for us this morning, slightly different than

Let's seek to engage with culture in a way that is discerning and critically thoughtful, without dogma or moral carelessness.

Rest is not a reward for good behaviour or hard work. It is not something to be earned.

This month's Cross Culture includes an album by Salvationist Kenneth Downie, as well as relevant studies on worship music and faith formation in children.

By living sacramentally through the power of the Spirit, we display the transformative love and new life that we have in Jesus.

Whatever valley you are in never let it take your eyes off the goal: to point your kids to Jesus.

Are you willing to fight for what’s right? “Soldiers of Jesus, be valiant and strong; The Salvation Army is marching along.”