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25 Days of Sharing Jesus with Your World

These days are filled with commotion and excitement. A long to-do list vies for my attention. I'm longing for a pause.

A pastor in Lahore, Pakistan, has been threatened for evangelizing in the Punjab province.

I curl up in a ball. Give him to you, Lord? My son? I don't think I can.

God does not accept the status quo!

The final vote on Egypt's new Islamist constitution is this weekend, and supporters and opponents of President Mohammed Morsi -- a long-time member of the Muslim Brotherhood -- continue to clash in the streets.

Church bells tolled across the U.S. Friday morning in remembrance of the victims of the Newtown, Conn., school shooting last Friday, and religious leaders called on people to pause and reflect on the tragedy.

HW's free 2012 Youth Culture Review is here! A free, downloadable resource with the most notable issues and research from 2012.

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

A 32-year-old Iranian who is a U.S. citizen and a Christian convert has been imprisoned without notice of any formal charges while visiting his family in Iran, according to his wife and attorneys in the U.S.

25 Days of Sharing Jesus with Your World

Cigarette smoking among American teenagers dropped to a record low in 2012, according to an annual survey of 45,000 students.

The churn of the culture reminds me of Rembrandt’s famous painting, The Storm on the Sea of Galilee.

God is shaking the nations so that the world will be ready for the coming of Christ.

Cigarette smoking among American teenagers dropped to a record low in 2012, according to an annual survey of 45,000 students.

Letting go of someone you love is the hardest gift of all.

25 Days of Sharing Jesus with Your World

A few dozen churches in the U.S. offer concealed carry certification classes as a way to reach out to non-Christians and attract new members. Pastors around the country see no conflict between being a Christian and possessing weapons, but in the wake of the massacre at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn., such sentiments are coming under sharp criticism from fellow Christians.

In a time of obvious tragedy, the unbearable lightness of Christmas seems absurd to the watching world.

It’s been called the "Paradox of Christmas," the fact that the Creator of heaven and earth gave up what He had so that we might receive what we need.