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Pakistan ordered mobile phone companies to begin blocking text messages containing any of 1,500 designated "offensive" words.

Twelve New Jersey nurses who objected to being forced to assist with abortions say their hospital is still compelling them to do the procedures.

Jameel Saawan, a widely respected evangelist who visited families in Karachi every day to share the Bible, was shot dead by an unidentified gunman.

Bombs dropped on South Sudan last week killed 12, and many fear it could be a prelude to something much worse.

Don't stop at Daniel 6. We want to hear the whole book.

Fred Barnes is the executive editor of the Weekly Standard and an astute political writer and commentator. I want to call your attention to his most recent column. It was titled “Hidden Persuaders: The unheralded gains of the pro-life movement.”

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

If the Apostle Paul suffered greatly and found joy, those of us who suffer lightly in comparison should be able to find the same joy.

Conversion is viewed as a serious crime in Afghanistan, and Christians are frequently targeted by both the government and extremists.

The company that launched the nation's first FDA-approved embryonic stem cell trial last year is halting research due to funding.

One in 12 adolescents intentionally harms themselves, but the behavior persists into young adulthood in only 10% cases, according to a new study.

Attackers threw rocks, bricks and broken glass at Coptic Christians marching in Cairo Nov. 17, injuring 10 and seriously injuring two.

What would you say if I told you that a Texas Appeals Court has just elevated the value of a person's pet over the value of people in some instances?

The 11 newest recordings represent an outreach to more than 650,000 people in eight countries.

Not in the mood to be thankful? Try this soul pick-me-up: letters of gratitude.

An unregistered house church in Hanoi, Vietnam, was attacked by a gang of men during a Nov. 13 meeting, and twelve were beaten.

The pastors at Meck have recently been wrestling with what, exactly, we are able to do online – and more importantly, should we do all that we’re able?

Sometimes the language of renewal can offer an uncertain sound and a bad theology.

High blood sugar, obesity, poor diet, smoking, little exercise make adolescents unhealthiest in U.S. history.

Ten were killed and more than two dozen injured in a grenade attack on an orphanage in a primarily Christian region in northern Burma.