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It’s been fifty years since President Johnson declared a “War on Poverty.” So who won?

Slothfulness is the defining sin of our era.

Making our arguments winsomely is important. But it won’t carry the day. That’s because, in the end, Christianity will remain a scandal in the world’s eyes.

“The right to choose” came in with a bang of Chief Justice Burger's gavel, but it's going out with a whimper.

Ignorance, deception, and distortion. That sums up the bulk of the media coverage about the religious freedom bill in Indiana.

Growing numbers of voices are telling Christians “Keep your views to yourself!” "Stay out of the public square!" Well, what if we did?

I suspect there are two things that we’ll need more of in 2015. One is clarity, and the other is hope. I’ll explain.

China’s one-child policy has become a two-child policy. But make no mistake -- it’s a new policy but not improved.

Not getting what you need from the Bible? Well, just listen for God’s voice elsewhere, we’re told. But here’s a fair warning, we often do a convincing impersonation.

The Supreme Court followed its decision on the Texas abortion law by refusing to hear a case on the religious freedom of pharmacists. Are you discouraged?

There’s a line credited to C. S. Lewis that I often repeat: “The most dangerous ideas in a society are not the ones being argued but rather the ones that are assumed.” In our time, that saying perfectly describes the idea that our desires...

It’s never harmless; for those who produce it, for those who consume it, or for the growing number of children abused because of it.

I thought immediately of Babel when I saw headlines this month about a team of scientists who created living baby mice with two biological fathers. The Japanese team behind this seemingly impossible feat described their work in the journal...

A new book by Richard Hays and his son, Christopher Hays, argues that God's view on same-sex relationships has changed, suggesting we should now welcome sexual minorities as full members of the Christian community. But this idea raises a big...

Once upon a time, married couples having children was the norm, an expected stage in life most people shared. Now, it is often treated as an exception—an individualistic consumer choice undertaken only by those with independent means and lots of...

Unless limited by a health issue, attending a house church, or using creative sanctuary furnishings, Christians should always choose pews over couches.

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