Christianity.com is a site owned and operated by Salem Web Network and headquartered in Richmond, Virginia.
Christianity.com (christianity.com) has 5 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 2.0 out of 5.
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sil V.
Warning: Scam! I am extremely disappointed with this platform. They promised to pay me for translations, but first asked me to register with their bank account and provide my personal information. Then, they asked for $100 with the promise that they would pay me. After doing all this, they simply disappeared. They do not respond to emails, and there is no way to contact them. Avoid this scam at all costs!
Benjamin P.
Be fully TRUTHful about their biblical commentary regarding accurate historical events that white people inflicted on people of color. Your Thanksgiving meaning is incomplete and misleading. According to historical accounts, the Wampanoag Native Americans are credited with helping the Pilgrims (considered "white people" in this context) survive their first winter in Plymouth Colony by teaching them how to farm, hunt, and access local food sources, essentially "saving" them from starvation and allowing them to establish their settlement. White people would not have survived w/o the natives benevolence. John 8:32
Fares H.
It is a website that peddles the word of God for profit. Their content is not viewable unless you allow ads or subscribe. It is not about ministry or encouragement, it uses scripture to get money from people. I doubt those behind it are even Christian believers. Just run.
Mary J.
This app covers all of my needs. Daily prayers, scriptures, Matthew Henry's connotations, quizzes and devotional. Easy to navigate and understand. I've been strengthened and growing in through the divine Word of God. Thank you so very much.
Floyd B.
SHAME on a Christian website that BLOCKS us from reading their articles unless we subscribe. I don't remember the Old or New Testaments requiring money to read the Bible. May God remember them when He deals out His judgements.
