Faith and Culture — Page 103
At a recent church service, the sermon focused on the 12th chapter of Mark’s gospel, which describes Jesus’ answer to a question from a scribe about which Commandment is “first of all.” In it, Jesus replies with the Shema. He says, “Hear O Israel, the Lord our God, the Lord is one; and you shall […]
An Alabama police officer is right on the cusp of going viral, after WVTM's Fred Davenport posted a video on Facebook on Friday of Officer Christopher...
The story of one dog's rescue from deplorable conditions in the Wiregrass is starting to pick up steam on social media. According to a post...
A video of students in Moody, Alabama surprising their school custodian with a grand show of appreciation went viral on Monday.
TV viewers longing for a reality show featuring housewives who shoot guns and love the outdoors are in luck. “Redneck Housewives of Alabama” is set to make its premiere next month in Huntsville.
Videos of military service members reuniting with loved ones after lengthy periods of time overseas are always heart warming, but this time it is...
In the aftermath of tragedy, sometimes the smallest of gestures can bring a world of hope. As Hurricane Michael tore through the ...
An Alabama man impressed with his singing of "God Bless the Broken Road" by Rascall Flatts on Monday night's episode of the NBC show, The Voice.
She might be a little girl, but Dothan's Kayla Glover has a big heart for a person of any age. As reported by WSFA, Kayla...
In a video posted last week by CBS 42's Simone Eli, Auburn football player Deshaun Davis can be seen walking hand-in-hand with a young boy to the edge of the end zone, where the two kneel in prayer together.
In what CBS 42 is calling "a walk to remember," an Alabama woman who was paralyzed 11 years ago held a different kind of surprise birthday party.
As CBS 42 reported, the Bibb Correctional Facility in Brent, Alabama graduated the first class from the Birmingham Theological Seminary (BTS) Prison Initiative recently, with one inmate saying, "God is a changer of men and we’re living proof of that."
After it was announced earlier this week that Blount County Schools would no longer allow student or volunteer-led prayer over the PA system before games, fans were worried that their prayer would be silenced.
Granny's Fish 'N Grits, a popular family-owned food truck in Birmingham, was featured on the premier of Andrew Zimmern's new Food Network show "“Big Food Truck Tip” on Wednesday and won a $10,000 "tip" to help grow their business.
Music legends Alabama will headline a concert on Wednesday, September 26 at Burgess-Snow Field to benefit Jacksonville State University (JSU). The Charlie Daniels Band will join them, as will other well-known entertainers with Alabama roots, including Jamey Johnson, Shenandoah and Jason Isbell.
All of Cullman County's schools will display "In God We Trust," the national motto, after a unanimous voted by the local school board on Thursday.
Cincinnati Bengals cornerback and former University of Alabama star Dre Kirkpatrick hosted a tailgate party at a local nursing home before playing the Baltimore Ravens on Thursday Night Football, and the result is the best video you will see all day.
A tweet that went viral on Sunday depicting a massive Muslim prayer in "Birmingham, Alabama" is #FakeNews. "This is not Saudi Arabia...
"Drag Queen Story Hour," the controversial event scheduled at the public Ben May Library in Mobile that has been talked about for weeks across the state and the country, has finally happened - at least for the first time.
After coach Nick Saban sent Tua Tagovailoa onto the field as Alabama's starting quarterback against Louisville, WBRC's Christina Chambers captured a powerful moment in the stands.
U.S. Army General Gus Perna last week told a group of Birmingham business and civic leaders that the Army needs their support and partnership "to ensure it remains the greatest, strongest, smartest and most professional all-volunteer force in the world," per a spokesperson for the Army Materiel Command.
WHNT in Huntsville on Saturday ran a powerful story about an Alabama pastor's personal experiences with mental illness, suicide and spirituality.
In this episode of Executive Lion’s Living Life On Purpose, Matt Wilson and Andrew Wells sit down with Lauren Britney Sisler, an ESPN broadcaster, SEC Network commentator, AL.com contributor, and survivor. Lauren talks with us about her success in broadcasting and the interesting conversations she has been able to have, as well as how she […]

