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Have you ever felt like you were about to lose it?

Converts from Islam find persecution is tolerable until it affects their little ones.

An international coalition that opposes China's one-child policy is highly concerned about whether a blind Chinese human rights activist is still alive.

Pastor families need a sure-fire survival plan. What's yours?

Children shatter your life-plan. Adoption certainly does. It’s worth it.

Struggle with sin is the common experience of Christians everywhere.

Nielsen’s Top 20 Games to Watch reveals the most anticipated games of the 2011 holiday season, with Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 the most coveted among active U.S. gamers.

This latest development concerning the Affordable Care Act highlights a glaring reality: we are witnessing an accelerating clash of two distinctly different worldviews regarding religious liberty.

Leaders call for fasting, praying and mourning after one of the worst acts of violence against Egyptian Christians in modern history.

Researchers from the University of Wisconsin-Madison have discovered sleep restriction in adolescent mice prevented the balanced growth of brain synapses.

California girls wanting a beach-bronzed look will have to get it the natural way, thanks to a new law barring teens under 18 from using tanning beds.

Now that a pastor's sermons can be used as a weapon against a political candidate, what does that mean for the church and the state?

We can be good neighbors and even close friends while we agree to disagree and sometimes warmly debate the differences between us.

Excerpt from the letter of Christopher Columbus to Luis De Sant Angel announcing his discovery. Happy Columbus Day!

In today’s episode of “The Cross and the Jukebox” I talk with my favorite singer-songwriter, Michael Card, about his song, “God’s Own Fool.” It’s a song that’s changed me, and is constantly changing me; it’s a song that helped crucify my rationalism.

Parents and preachers have such a hard time with grace–trust me, I know. I’m both a parent and a preacher). We understand conditions. Conditionality makes sense. Unconditionality on the other hand is incomprehensible to us.

Former Love in Action Director, John Smid, speaks painfully honest words about reorientation. Can we hear them?

I told a story to our church this past weekend as part of the ending of a series on parenting. The more I’ve reflected on it, it’s about why I do what I do.

For medieval Christians, contact with relics of Christ and the saints provided a unique bridge between earth and heaven.

Most kids don’t read. And most parents don’t seem to know how to get them to read.