Chuck Colson

What is the proper goal of business? One new book has a surprising, yet thoroughly biblical answer.

How do we Christians make the case for a biblical approach to key issues? Here’s a hint: Don’t cite Scripture.

The U.S. delegation told members of a UN panel that what they need is more population-control measures. Here's what happened when they didn't buy...

The Boy Scouts’ politically incorrect stands on homosexuality and atheism have put the organization in the cross-hairs again.

An obvious parallel to the upcoming trial in Guantanamo is the Nuremburg trial conducted after the defeat of the Third Reich.

It’s a good thing that Italians can display crucifixes in their schools, right? Well, yes, but...

Embryonic stem cell research destroys human lives. And it’s also destroying the credibility of scientific researchers.

Barack Obama oculd go down in history as one of our greatest presidents if he seizes the moment and becomes the liberal that balances the budget.

We simply can’t live with the logical outcomes of other worldviews like secular naturalism, new age-ism, or Freudianism.

While people are arguing over repatriating Christian relics to the Middle East, no one seems to care about the plight of Christian people there.

Have we Americans ceded our liberties to what one new book calls “the administrative state”?

The radical gay lobby, you see, is determined to stamp out all opposition to its agenda, punishing those who dare to speak out against them.

Have you ever shied away from a conversation about science versus faith? Well, you don’t have to.

Britain’s Office for National Statistics will soon begin asking subjects about how happy they are. Are they on to something?

Lenders, particularly at smaller community banks, are looking at the character of loan applicants by looking at the choices they make.

For 15 years, Owen and Eunice Johns served as foster parents to British children. Now London's High Court rules them unfit to foster.

Wake up, folks. The Christian worldview is under assault. And the church doesn’t know how to defend it.

Basketball was invented more than 100 years ago by a Christian theologian as an evangelical outreach tool. Yes, really.