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They say a picture's worth a thousand words. That's especially true when it comes to abortion.

Faced with life's worries, how shall we respond?

Today I’m going to talk to you about frozen characters—and I don’t mean those in the Disney film.

Frozen embryos aren’t the only “byproducts” of advanced reproductive technology: moral and legal confusions are as well.

Did you know the road to Narnia began in the trenches of France during World War I? Let me tell you about it.

It’s not good for man—or woman—to be alone, even in the gym. Here’s how one group is turning exercise into fellowship.

The promise of the thrilling new lover is vaporous and, in the end, deadly. But have we contributed to this illusion with our endless sermon series on "Putting the Sizzle Back in Your Spouse" and "Ten Tips for Couples for a Hotter, Holier...

A very recent example is a picture of a baby wrapped in a rainbow-colored blanket surrounded by 1,616 hypodermic needles arranged in the shape of a heart.

Christians must not abandon the public square just because people say mean things about us.

Politics alone cannot nation-build. Certain ideas about human nature, derived from Christianity, have played an essential role in Western culture. Biblical concepts about the image of God and original sin enabled thinkers to craft a style of...

With climbing divorce rates, one might wonder, is a child better off with parents who are unhappily married, or happily divorced?

A recent story out of the Netherlands reminds us, as the adage goes, that the road to hell is paved with good intentions. According to an article in the New York Post, the country, which has long led the world in legalizing and promoting...

Perhaps the most important lesson we can take from the embrace of Marxism is that when it comes to the ideas that populate our worldviews, it’s not enough that they sound nice and feel right. Ideas wouldn’t matter if they stayed in slogans and...

America’s declining birth rates are now reshaping the education system, with public schools and colleges experiencing significant enrollment drops. This demographic shift, driven by fewer births since 2007, signals broader societal consequences,...

Karl Marx said that history repeats itself, first as tragedy, then as farce. And for once, I agree with him.