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When it comes to video games, Jean and I have a pretty simple and straightforward rule.

The Chinese human rights activist has reportedly completed passport applications and has been told passports will be issued to him and his family within two weeks.

A protest vigil outside the Eritrean embassy in London will commemorate the start of the Eritrean government's mass arrests of Christians 10 years ago.

On Saturday, April 21, Charles Wendell Colson died. On Wednesday of this week, I attended his memorial service at the National Cathedral in Washington, D.C.

My oldest son starts school this next fall. Sad thing is, I don't think he is ready. If academics is all we are concerned about, then he would be fine; he is reading and doing math far beyond his years.

As California lawmakers consider a bill to ban teens from receiving "conversion therapy," faith-based groups are speaking out in opposition.

David Barton claims that Thomas Jefferson included the miracles of Matthew 9 and 11. Look at Jefferson's own words to fact check this claim.

Last Tuesday, two pastors were burned to death in Mombasa after being falsely accused of theft. Five suspects have been arrested.

What the Scriptures says to a church obsessed with its image

Personal development is certainly not wrong, but it is misleading—and it can be very disappointing—to make it our preeminent goal.

Maurice Sendak, who just died, doesn’t seem, at first glance, to have much to teach Christians. But this atheist with a cynical outlook and a foul mouth saw something of the fallen glory of the universe we followers of Jesus sometimes ignore.

A year ago, Christians in Egypt hoped the revolution would bring them equal rights. Instead, things are worse than ever before.

The late Norman Vincent Peale, senior pastor of New York City’s Marble Collegiate Church for over 50 years, grew up in Ohio, a preacher’s kid. His father, Clifford Peale, was a tremendously compassionate man. If there was a need within his congregation, he was determined to meet it.

Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir has vowed to rid the Nuba Mountains of Christians and those he claims are agents of the West.

A new Gallup poll shows that 54 percent of Americans believe homosexuality is morally acceptable, compared with 42 percent who say it is morally wrong.

One of the more interesting sections of dialog in John Bunyan’s The Pilgrim’s Progress has Christian and Hopeful discussing the danger of backsliding, of falling away from what had the appearance of spiritual life and growth.

Watching TV affects what kids eat even when they are not glued to it, according to a new study.

When painful surprises of life come, our faith can take a hit. How do we resolve all of the questions we have about God when life just hurts too much?

Security agents in Sudan's South Darfur state have closed down the Nyala offices of the Sudan Council of Churches (SCC) and relief group Sudan Aid without explanation.

Somehow we must find the strength to not allow these heavy places to ruin our spoken and unspoken words...