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When we go to the polls on Tuesday, we must do our best to choose the candidates who will best fulfill biblical commands for leadership: men and women of good character who are committed to preserving order and promoting justice for all.

The U.S. is facing some tough decisions when it comes to Syria. And so are some Syrian Christians.

Can you truly love the sinner if you ignore the sin? It's an old question, but in today's culture it's more important than ever that we get the right answer.

Our worldview determines how we live -- and how we manage our fiscal affairs as individuals and a nation.

Today I’ll talk about a best-selling novel, an Oscar-winning film, a Civil War general, and today’s important Christian holiday.

Polarization is not just evident in American politics; it’s also evident when it comes to religion. And the two are intensifying.

Feminists in the past have condemned manly virtues. Now, a feminist says we need more of them.

A basic principle of Christian theology was once written into the moral immune system of Western civilization — what God commands and institutes is what leads to genuine human flourishing. Our civilization now lives in open revolt against that...

Was Basemath Esau's first wife, or his third wife? Were they both named Basemath? If so, what can we learn from their lives? Well, here is what we know.

A sports celebrity took a courageous stand last week, but it wasn't the one we heard the most about.

We wonder to ourselves how someone like Robin Williams who seemed so full of life and happiness could have struggled with depression. Proverbs tells us, the state of one’s heart isn't always obvious to others.

Honestly, I’m not sure which hour is Britain’s darkest, the Blitz of 1940 or right now.

Evangelical Christianity is responsible in many ways for the exodus of millennials, but ditching the church's unpalatable "old-fashioned" beliefs to become more "relevant" to the young won't bring them back.

The New York Times magazine ran a stunning, moving piece about murder, justice ... and forgiveness.

The gospel’s hope is that even Ferguson can be turned into an opportunity to remind us how very good it is to be human — beneath the color of our skin.

This sad and violent world is precisely the world into which the Savior was born. Jesus didn't inhabit a sanitized version of reality, but lived in this world as it was and is, a world where innocents are senselessly slaughtered (Matthew 2:16-18)...

We've all heard that children's saying, "Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words can never hurt me." But it's just not true.

It’s a rat race out there, isn’t it? But why are we Christians so busy running it?

A German Christian and an Israeli Messianic believer take teams of German and Israeli youth on reconciliation missions to Auschwitz.