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Holy Week is a reminder of many things, but one we often forget is rest. God did it, and so should we.

If your teen has a smart phone, please listen. I’ve got a warning for you, and then a suggestion that I don’t usually make.

Last week, the Senate and the House grilled Mark Zuckerberg about Facebook’s use of data. Maybe someone else should have been on the hot seat, too.

The Freedom From Religion Foundation has targeted the ministerial housing tax exemption. But it’s something that is worth saving.

Like it or not, it’s another election year. Which means it’s time for Christians to think clearly about political engagement.

And the winner is…..yet another film that most of us won’t want to see. Learn why more Americans are ignoring Oscar-winning movies.

How do you revitalize a dying downtown? Maybe it’s the same way you save a dying marriage—one day at a time.

A major studio has just released a film about three heroic Americans who stopped a terrorist attack—and it ties that heroism to their Christian faith.

Another big religious freedom case in federal court. And in this case, there’s a ray of hope.

One side of the political aisle likes to paint itself as pro-science. But when it comes to this most controversial social issue, science won’t toe their party line.

The pressure on Christians to wave the rainbow flag may be new, but the issue is as old as the church.

When Jesus said, “In this world you’ll have tribulation,” He might have had Africa in mind.

I never thought in my wildest dreams I’d talk about Taylor Swift on BreakPoint. Just look what you made me do.

Choosing love may make it easier for someone to choose life. And yet, there’s a whole lot more to adoption than that.

If you’re dealing with depression, you might as well know there are no quick fixes, but there is always God’s grace.

Today, please join me, Ed Stetzer, and thousands of Christians in petitioning President Trump to grant asylum to Asia Bibi and her family.

Happy birthday to two of the greatest storytellers of the 20th century. Politics, we like to say, is most often downstream from the rest of culture. I say “most often,” because politics sometimes leads other aspects of culture. But that’s rare....

By now, you’ve undoubtedly heard about the death of John Allen Chau, the 27-year-old missionary who was killed by the natives of North Sentinel Island. And you’ve heard a lot of opining about his death, too.

No amount of makeup will cover the fact that more and more men are walking away from vitally important aspects of masculinity.