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“Paul: A Biography” isn’t the first book Bible scholar N.T. Wright has written about Paul, the apostle responsible for so many of the letters in...

Tens of thousands of Argentinians marched in the streets last weekend on the country’s National Day of the Unborn Child in support of maintaining...

According to a new study, children who regularly witness parental conflict may be sustaining lasting harm to their emotional processing abilities.

Where there is hatred, let me sow love.

It took me a long time to understand that God’s Word tells us that every day can be like Opening Day.

“They will still bear fruit in old age. They will be full of sap and very green…” (Psalm 92:14).

The amazing thing about Good Friday is that it was – and is – part of the “good” declared by God at creation. “God saw all that he had made, and it...

Do you judge others without knowing the full story?

This is the small miracle on the way to the big miracle.

Dozens, including a Catholic priest, were killed last week as fighting erupted between armed groups in several villages in southern Central African...

A Wisconsin man and his son were killed this week in a farming accident when the grain inside a silo buried them and they were unable to escape.

Oklahoma’s version of old Jerusalem — mixing rough stone structures resembling those in the Holy Land with occasional sightings of buffalo and...

A high court in majority-Muslim Pakistan has ruled that citizens must declare their religious affiliation before joining the civil service,...

Frank Page, the Southern Baptist Convention’s top executive, is retiring as president and CEO of its executive committee following what he called a...

An underground publication is facing controversy at Taylor University after the once-anonymous handout said the evangelical college was becoming...