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A federal court ruled that Duluth doesn't have the right to shut down free speech at a public event when officials don't like the religious...

A film set to air Jan. 22 will chronicle the life of one of Liberia's most feared warlords who found Christ and dramatically turned his life...

There's no "return line" for the choices we make, but in Christ there is enough grace to cover our past and propel us into a hopeful, good future

A prominent evangelical activist in Orissa was killed by suspected Hindu hardliners.

History can be a great source of strength and affirmation, an aide to navigation, especially in dark and dangerous times.

History isn’t just dry dates and statistics. History is human.

Nigeria's Christmas Day bombings show militant Islamists are becoming more organized in their goal to create the most chaos possible.

71 percent of the Middle Eastern population is still completely unreached with the Gospel, but one organization is working to change that.

I can't count on two hands how many times I have set out to read through the Bible from beginning to end, yet somewhere in the first few weeks, I...

Before Christmas in 2004, our oldest son was diagnosed with leukemia

During the last century, the Christian population has shifted dramatically away from Europe to Africa, Asia and the Americas.

Here are 44 sermons appropriate for New Year's Day.

A pro-life Oakland, Calif., pastor sought an injunction against the city for inconsistently enforcing the "bubble zone" outside abortion clinics.

David Cameron marked the 400th anniversary of the King James Bible by saying Britain was a Christian country and "we should not be afraid to say...

The refusal of Bogor's mayor to obey a Supreme Court order casts doubt on the ability of the Indonesian government to enforce the rule of law.