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Lady Gaga's latest hit has unintentionally raised some important questions which go far beyond sexual orientation.

The “Resolutions” provide a very powerful illustration of an often-repeated divine pattern: those the Lord means to use significantly he often deals with profoundly in early years.

In the good old days of jealousy and comparison and coveting, we compared ourselves to those close to us. When someone near to us succeeded, we felt like a failure. But the good old days are gone. Now, thanks to the Internet, we can feel like...

Mental illness is the elephant hiding in the church closet. Here are 5 things that can help change all that.

Will a new sexually transmitted superbug convince folks to change their risky behavior?

The pro-life movement would be making a terrible mistake if we thought that we've won the battle for human life. If anything, the fronts are multiplying, due to both political and scientific developments.

The liberal press is saying the many conservatives have given up fighting same sex “marriage.” Don’t believe it.

Legendary artist Dolly Parton reminds us to believe with the anointed words of ‘I Still Believe.’ This inspiring anthem served as the final number during Dolly’s CBS special, A Holly Dolly Christmas. 

I can’t help but wonder how many of us know we ought to communicate with God, we may even try to do it, yet we haven’t made the proper preparations for the journey—we haven’t established a relationship with Him.

Soli Deo gloria is the motto that grew out of the Protestant Reformation and was used on every composition by Johann Sebastian Bach. He affixed the initials SDG at the bottom of each manuscript to communicate the idea that it is God and God alone...

If we treat soybeans, microchips, and human beings all the same -- that is, as products to bring to market -- then we’ve lost our humanity. I’ll explain next on BreakPoint.

Christians have been warning for decades that pornography is destructive and addictive. Well, mainstream news outlets seem to have finally caught on.

Canadians, or at least Canadian media elites, seem intent on creating a real-life version of what novelist P.D. James, in her novel “The Children of Men,” called “quietus”: that is, state-sanctioned mass suicide of the those deemed to be a burden...

No matter the crisis, when Christians take the love of Jesus to the hurting and suffering, hope and transformation are sure to follow.

It’s a sign of the times when a major magazine can tell its readers it’s okay to ignore the Bible.

To catch a glimpse of just how ancient—and strong–our Christian faith truly is, take a drive up the Jersey turnpike. Say what?