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C. Everett Koop, the Christian physician and former U.S. Surgeon General who brought abortion to the forefront of evangelical social action, died Feb. 25 at age 96.

I think one person got it right when he said: “Success will take you further than character can keep you.”

We all know we are suppose to evangelize, but why don't we?

Having deported scores of foreign Christians and demolished several church buildings in the past few months, Sudan continued ridding the country of Christianity this week by raiding Christian bookshops in Khartoum and arresting Christians.

We are always taught that beauty is on the inside. But do we really believe it?

As a generation, we believe the distress and terror is awful. As a generation, we believe the sex trafficking must cease. The homelessness and poverty can be mended. Clean water is a basic dignity of life. The widows must be cared for, the orphans welcomed into families, and the youth educated.

What costs little accomplishes little.

We have a hope that death cannot destroy

Arrests continue of Christians accused of proselytizing in Libya, with a total of seven now known to be in custody including one reported to have been tortured.

A new analysis of data shows that the teen birth rate in rural counties is nearly one-third higher than the rest of the nation.

Legendary Dallas Theological Seminary professor Howard Hendricks died Feb. 20 at age 88.

It may not have garnered the hype or the headlines of last night’s Academy Awards, but the death last week of Dr. Howard G. Hendricks, the longtime professor of Dallas Theological Seminary, marked the promotion of one of God’s great saints to Glory.

A new analysis of data shows that the teen birth rate in rural counties is nearly one-third higher than the rest of the nation.

Three incidents of violence against ministers in Tanzania have left believers in the eastern African nation concerned over the future of religious freedom.

Do you ever wonder if God can bring love back in our life, if you'd ever find "the one"?

Christians have throughout the centuries—and most especially following the Protestant Reformation—arrived at very different understandings about a multitude of issues related to the teaching and practice of the Christian faith. Unfortunately, we tend to form enclaves around these doctrinal understandings, which are eventually institutionalized.

Every church longs to grow. That’s the way it should be. "The Great Commission" was not "The Small Suggestion." So what is keeping many of these churches from reaching their full potential?

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Waiting on God and Finding Joy Amidst the Pain of My Physical Suffering

The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals agreed to hear the case of a Christian family from Germany seeking asylum in the U.S.