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Do non-Christians have First Amendment protections? No, says American Family Association's Bryan Fischer

If music provides a window into our world or, even more, itself influences and shapes culture, have you been listening to the radio lately?

You have to make a choice. There can be no neutrality about Jesus.

Why is it that people, even those who don’t know Christ, often want to hear blood in their gospel?

Scripture is of no use to us if we read it merely as a handbook for daily living without recognizing that its principle purpose is to reveal Jesus Christ and his gospel for the salvation of sinners.

Adolescent girls and young women living in wealthy communities were more likely to be diagnosed with melanoma in a new study of skin cancer cases in California.

The ideas that define our religions, whether they be theistic, atheistic, or agnostic, do lead to very different places - Places as different as heaven is from hell.

He never had a degree as we understand an educational degree, yet all the world was his classroom.

In "Love Wins," Rob Bell attempts to redefine the Christian doctrine of hell. One of his questions weighs particularly heavily. Why, if there is a hell, is it forever?

What is God doing in your life and in mine? He is putting us through the Curriculum of Grace in the School of Suffering.

Because Christianity has confidence in an immutable standard of rightness and wrongness—an absolute moral compass, if you will—it has the unique ability to step back and look at itself critically and ”repent,” ”reform,” and ”revive.”

Teens looking to find seasonal employment aren't likely to find landing that job is any easier this summer than it was a year ago, when teen hiring hit historic lows, a new report shows.

Right now and at this very moment, Jesus is the ruler of the kings of the earth.

Our faith in the resurrection of the dead does not rest in what our eyes can see.

The old saying “when it rains it pours” seems to be true sometimes when it comes to the trials we face in life. There are occasions when we seem to be in one trial and get hit with another. That feeling or reality, as the case may be, is not far from what James actually tells us. He lovingly says, “My brethren, count it all joy when you fall into various trials” (Jas. 1:2).

Jesus Christ is the supreme truth-teller, and those who want to find the truth must listen to him.

I continue to be amazed at how God has used this little “gospel book” over the years.

You may have some lonely times on the road to becoming God's Good Woman.

Is it freedom or tyranny for a government to tell us what insurance to buy or what kind of food we should eat?

Because Jesus is our great high priest, we’ve got a friend in high places.