Chuck Colson

It is possible to save tax dollars, make communities safer and reduce prison populations -- all in a biblical way.

As prenatal technology improves, parents are coming face to face with life and death choices. Is the church ready to help them?

If there is no created moral order, well, go sign your sons up for Girl Scouts.

The first priority of government is to preserve order. It is time for the president to speak out.

Some folks want to hang a “Christians not welcome” sign in the public square. But we’re not about to let them.

Tell your children how a small band of ordinary people covenanted together to build a new life – and to serve one another through Jesus Christ.

These men fight crime, maintain justice and protect the most vulnerable in society. Who am I talking about? Fathers.

The economic crisis facing the Millennial Generation may well be an opportunity for the church.

When U.N. officials visit and make demands, leaders in the developing world are likely to listen — even when the officials are lying.

Study after study shows the beneficial effects of marriage and the self-inflicted harm that people experience when they ignore this.

While the media is all agog over “Occupy Wall Street,” what are most Americans paying attention to?

Why would the Chinese government sponsor an exhibit about the spread of Christianity in China?

The Arab Spring has not resulted in greater justice and increased tranquility for Middle Eastern Christians.

Can the government really tell a church whom to hire as a minister? That frightening question is very relevant today.

Governments should expand incentives for Americans to give ever more generously to charitable groups.

Would you do anything — anything — to protect your children from harm? Then get cooking.

If I told you about a city where it's illegal to hold a Bible study at home, you'd think I was talking about China or Saudi Arabia. Wrong.

If you want to see the power of Christ’s love to transform someone for real, volunteer for Angel Tree. I’ll explain.