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Finally — some good news in the battle between so-called reproductive rights and religious liberty.

Can biblical principles be applied to reducing the nation’s budget deficit? Absolutely.

Every day the front page news tells us this country is in an ethical free fall. It’s time to do the right thing.

We should let our light shine before others, so that they may see our good works and give glory to our Father who is in heaven. An example of doing this was the subject of a recent article at Sports Illustrated.

Study after study shows the beneficial effects of marriage and the self-inflicted harm that people experience when they ignore this.

If you’re still not sure why worldview matters, watch people fail.

Pastor John responds to the question, “If what you say about the blessing of singleness is true, then why would one even want to be married?”

One of the most famous members of the group was J. R. R. Tolkien, the author of The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings. He liked the name Inklings, because it suggested half-formed ideas and dabbling with ink.

A Pew Research center poll found earlier this year that there is a powerful and positive link between being religiously devoted and overall happiness and mental well-being.

I’m a parent. And I’m a writer. And I care about what my daughter reads. Today I’ll tell you about the “Children’s book of the year.”

America is running headlong into a financial disaster, and no one seems to care. What to do?

Can you imagine a campus Christian organization where the leaders aren’t even Christian? Your university can!

With the ethical malaise afflicting our country, wouldn't it be great to click on the TV and hear from Chuck Colson? Well, starting tonight, you can.

I’m kind of upset. A great movie was pulled from the shelves of a Christian bookstore chain.

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

We Christians do have a counter-cultural message to share with the world. But how we share that message matters. A lot.

Where is hostility toward religious freedom growing the fastest? You’ll be shocked by the answer.