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Today’s topic is one that generates as much vein bulging controversy in the church as picking the right kind of worship music or the correct bible translation. Yes, we Christians can mount a full out expedition on any kind of molehill. But today’s...

The exponential growth in access to media hasn’t reduced boredom -- if anything, precisely the opposite has happened.

When U.N. officials visit and make demands, leaders in the developing world are likely to listen — even when the officials are lying.

Fertility rates in Western countries are dropping like a stone. Why? Brazil provides one clue.

Locusts and leprosy are the quintessential biblical calamities, but few of us in the West have experienced either personally. In some parts of the world, they are far more familiar. In fact, right now, upwards of 13 million people in East Africa...

On April 4, 1945, C.S. Lewis delivered the final BBC broadcast that would become the heart of Mere Christianity, one of the most impactful Christian books of the twentieth century. His incredible blend of intellectual depth, personal devotion, and...

Anglican Christianity, which stems from the Protestant Reformation, is one of the largest Christian traditions in the world.

What could be more divine than showing mercy to needy women who are expecting a child? Here's one doctor’s story.

If a time-traveler from the Early Church secretly followed you from Monday till Saturday evening, would they be able to tell you’re a Christian?

Last week, Kamala Harris became the first vice president in U.S. history to make a public visit to an abortion clinic.

Sometimes people think that Christians who advocate for religious liberty do so at the cost of their Christian witness. They assume that defending religious freedom is motivated by fear, and distracts from the Gospel. Since Christians are supposed...

Advocates of Christian nationalism do often accurately describe the problems Western societies face: protecting the beauties of tradition and transcendence and the vital importance of allowing our faith to influence public life. They are also...

The only way to distinguish the legitimate from the dangerous, the false, and the nefarious will be to know clearly what it means to be human. Perhaps, then, the real danger of AI is timing.