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The current turmoil on our nation’s campuses is just a symptom of a deeper problem: Our universities have lost a vision for education.

The post-Christian culture that Francis Schaeffer and Chuck Colson foretold is now reality. So what do we do? We’ll discuss one leader’s ideas.

Can we ever really know the meaning of life? A new book dares to say “yes,” and then shows us how.

While we rightly work at cultural restoration, we mustn’t forget the necessity of changing hearts and minds too.

There are many stories these days of government trampling parental rights, but what happens when parents are the ones doing the trampling?

Swimsuits are history for Miss America, and reactions to this news by many conservatives reveals more than I wanted to see.

When we hear the words “public health hazard,” we tend to think about smoking, toxic spills and infectious diseases. But what about pornography?

Chuck Colson provides insights into how consumerism and the philosophy of self-help has infiltrated the church and what we can do to combat it.

Faith has become a significant theme of entertainment and a topic of popular culture. It's an open opportunity for Christians to point winsomely and clearly to the One in whom we have faith for the forgiveness of our sins.

“The writing of many books is endless” (Ecclesiastes 12:12). Fortunately, you don’t have to enter the bookstore without guidance. The following list looks at Christian authors across several genres, each well worth checking out.

Be inspired by these glimpses into the lives of Seven Christian Black women motivated by the truth of Scripture to impact change in the church and society.

Do we have a good Christian polygamy definition? Is polygamy biblical? Picking up one’s cross means laying down one’s desires and perceived entitlements in order to serve others. A husband is to serve one wife and vice versa.

One of the things you learn at Disney World? Worldviews are everywhere, and they have consequences.

The last instructions Jesus left His Church should shape our worship. I’ll tell you about a new hymn that restores our mission to our music.

Too often, opinions about how the Church should respond to homosexuality fall into two diametrically opposed camps.

The scientific community needs to get a grip on its bias. Thankfully, the Creator gave them wonderfully-designed hands.

The late author Brennan Manning shared that “prayer is first and foremost an act of love.” Learn about an effort to love some of the least of these today—the sexually broken.

Sensing an opportunity, the pro-abortion vultures are circling in Latin America.

Sexual progressives claim to be ushering in a “brave new world” of freedom. But their “new” morality is as old as the hills.

Fifty years ago, a Papal encyclical forbade the use of artificial contraception. How relevant is that document today?