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Why does the current administration seem to feel the need to attack religion?

I have come to believe that the most urgent business of the Church is not the evangelization of the lost, as important as that is, but the re-evangelization of the saved...

Today, 27 million people are enslaved around the world -- more than the sum total of victims during five centuries of European slave trade. What can you do? Read on...

Under the leadership of William Wilberforce, the British slave economy ended, emancipation was won, and compassion became fashionable, all within the span of 50 years. Individually, these accomplishments were remarkable; collectively, they were breathtaking...

In the United States, the end of slavery came after a hundred years of abolitionism culminated in a war that claimed over 600,000 lives, while Great Britain achieved the same result in half the time and without a bloody conflict. What made the difference?

Want to know how the moral conviction of one person can change the culture of a whole nation?

A story that Christians should be telling “in season and out of season,” through their lips and their lives.

It’s that time of year again! The weeks -- no, months -- of preparations for the Event reached febrile proportions just a few weeks ago...

When we plunge down the rabbit hole of reality, what we discover is weirder than we ever could have imagined.

It has been said that all politics is local. Not so, in the microcosm of elementary particles...

From ages past, men have wrestled with the nature of reality: specifically, whether reality, at its root, is the cosmic stew of matter and energy, the ethereal stuff of mind and spirit, or some combination thereof.

On the floor of the Darwinian exchange, traders bark, “Evolution is fact, Fact, FACT!” But it’s a fact that has proven to be a hard sell.

Imagine burying a piece of scrap metal and returning six months later to find an automobile assembly plant making its own parts, repairing its own equipment, turning out cars, and spawning other factories, all without human assistance. What happens with a seed is no less astounding.

They knew they were different at a young age. Throughout life, they struggled to hide their feelings and appear normal. After years of enduring rejection, low self-esteem, and depression, they learned to accept homosexuality as part of “who I am.”

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?”

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We wring our hands over government corruption, corporate greed, and the breakdown of the family, but what’s to be done? How do we go about uprighting our morally capsized culture?

Of all the things the disciples learned from Jesus, none was more mission-critical than what they learned about prayer...

In five sparing verses the Lord's Prayer brings us to the throne room of God...

Is life nothing more than the sum total of our personal experiences? Is there no higher purpose to human existence than to set goals, make them, and rest in the afterglow of our successes? Those are questions that haunt the human soul.