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On Sunday, our nation will mark the ten-year anniversary of 9/11.

The number of Americans using illegal drugs has continued to rise, reaching 22.6 million, or 8.9 percent of the population, in 2010, a new government survey shows.

Parents who drink -- even moderately -- may increase the risk that their children will drive under the influence as adults, a new study has found.

On the same day America marked the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, Japan faced a somber milestone of its own.

The book of James reminds us that Christians should actually be the people others want to hang with.

"Be thou faithful unto death and I will give thee the crown of life." What does it mean to be faithful? It means to live by faith, by a confidence in the Lord Jesus Christ that sends us into the world to represent Him, to serve Him by loving and serving others. To live by faith means to obey Him and remain steadfast for Him against overwhelming odds, in the absence of good feelings, even when circumstances force us to stand alone.

The church is not immune to movements, trends, programs, and people latching on to the latest study that’s supposed to transform our lives. Each of these movements or trends is supposed to be that thing we’ve been missing; that thing that will take us over the top spiritually speaking.

Over the years one question has haunted me more than any other: “Why is there not a more positive, observable difference between Christians and their non-believing neighbors?”

Christian reconstructionist Joel McDurmon makes a helpful distinction between his views and apostolic dominionism

A listing of hot cultural items from the the Internet, music, television and movies.

A weekend of religious-themed 9/11 memorial observances at Washington National Cathedral will include a Buddhist nun, a rabbi, a Hindu priest, an incarnate lama, and an Imam... but no evangelical Christian ministers have been invited.

Richard D. "Dick" Baker, a prolific composer and former minister of music, died Sept. 5 in Plano, Texas.

Over the course of the last ten years, in the shadow of the White House, Richard Retta has quietly saved over 350 lives.

Church people hear hundreds of messages, lessons, and sermons. They are fed such a relentless stream of revelations, insights, truths, principles, and biblical information that few of them walk into the sanctuary, take their seats, and look toward the pulpit expecting to hear something life-changing.

What did this tragic and momentous event in American history teach us about 9/11?

Uzbekistan's authorities continue to punish peaceful religious believers with fines, physical abuse and court-ordered destruction of religious literature.

CNN’s John Blake reached out to religious leaders and scholars to pose a simple question: How did 9/11 change America’s attitude toward religion?

A new study suggests that the conception rate in March among adolescents in that region is higher than other months and could be linked to the annual break students get from their studies.

Boys who grow up without a dad around are more likely to reach puberty later, but father their own children earlier, according to a new study.

There seem to be two predominant schools of thought when it comes to how God is active in our spiritual lives, and the core of the difference is who is central in the story - us or Him.