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According to a recent study by the Pew Research Center, 31 percent said young adults shouldn’t have to be on their own until age 25 or older.

This is not about whether tattoos are a good or bad idea.

A young Pakistani mother has been falsely accused of "blaspheming" Muhammad because she rebuffed relatives' attempts to force her to renounce her Christian faith.

Another church in Tehran, Iran has been ordered to stop its Friday Persian-language services, which attracted many converts.

My wife likes to describe me as humbly confident. She says she appreciates the strength that I provide her and others. I find it hard to believe she still thinks this, even after all I have told her over the years. See, I might have an err of confidence, but deep down there is something more to the story.

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Some say it's a distraction for pastors to write. I say it's a useful ministry tool

Iranian authorities have admitted for the first time that their case against Pastor Youcef Nadarkhani involves his Christian faith and religious activity.

Does a generation of aborted children deserve a "Yad vaShem"?

If the truth of being justified by Christ alone (not by our works) is lost, then all Christian truths are lost.

Suspected Hindu militants broke up a Christian prayer meeting and forced two women leading the gathering to stop evangelizing.

A DVD series featuring a "revamped and modern" Ten Commandments has gained popularity, but many argue that "tampering" with Scripture takes away from God's word.

According to a recent story in the San Francisco Chronicle there is a disturbing trend developing with teenage girls on the internet.

Do your successes or failures define you? There's a better way!

64 percent of children raised in lesbian households consider having homosexual relationships, compared to 17 percent raised by heterosexual parents.

Patrick Lencioni just came out with his book, Three Signs of a Miserable Job: A Fable for Managers. I've read many of his books, but I haven't read this one yet. However, the title has me thinking where he might go in the book. All of us have bad days at work. We might even go so far as to say we were miserable that day. But how do you know if you have a miserable job? I would imagine it somewhat comes down to the eyes of the beholder.

In a case before the European Court of Human Rights, British officials plan to argue that Christians have no right to wear a cross to work.

I stand in awe of where I find myself. This unlikely place of peace, which I know comes only supernaturally, as a sweet gift from God. It’s as if he is whispering to me, “Trust me. It’s going to be okay. There is no need to worry. I’m with you in this—in all of this, in everything and every detail. Trust me.” And so, I do.

You have to go to Samaria if you want to reach Samaritans.

This is an issue almost every Christian faces at some point during his pilgrimage and it is one for which there is no easy answer.