Janie B. Cheaney

A hugely popular paperback series crosses a new and disturbing cultural line.

What worries me about this year is all these falling bricks. But while we tear down the foundation of civilization, God is building up.

An intense personal focus has become the approved way of looking at history and politics, influenced by perceived social ills.

Christians have an unshakable reason to hope even as anxieties about America grow.

The Democrats' problem is profound: It's bad for a party when almost all its recognizable leaders are over 65.

The case for Christian socialism has been made often, and better, by those who claim to be Christians than by atheist Gregory Paul.

One in six marriages results from Internet dating. But is computer matching more successful than the traditional kind?

Joplin isn’t “news” anymore; except for regional commemorations, attention has gone elsewhere. But that tornado will be news to the locals for a...

The minuscule number of people who stand to directly benefit from same-sex marriage legislation suggests that it’s not about marriage at all—it’s...