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What kind of god would be plausible in this postmodern age? Taken by itself, that question represents the great divide between those who believe...

G.K. Chesterton once observed that while it is important to win the lost to Christianity, leaders also must "convert the Christians to...

A day after hosting presidential candidates Barack Obama and John McCain, Rick Warren preached that a politician's soul is as important as his...

In the last seven years, the number of Americans who believe in Hell as a place "where people who have led bad lives, and die without being sorry,...

The content of the Athanasian Creed stresses the affirmation of the Trinity in which all members of the Godhead are considered uncreated and...

In the aftermath of the most recent Lambeth Conference of the Anglican Church, Albert Mohler interviewed Rev. Canon George Conger. He is an...

Worship pastor Phil Christensen considers the differences between 'Near Sheep' and 'Far Sheep.'

As a little girl, 'playing church' was great fun and a delightful way to pass an afternoon. Playing church is, however, a pathetic and meaningless...

Can the gospel spread, and thousands be converted, and churches grow, and love abound where Christianity is continually spoken against?

One minister reflects on how the church is doing in its efforts to prevent the spread of HIV/AIDS from the 17th International AIDS Conference in...

You know about traditional atheism – now, its contemporary strain is more popular and widely respected than ever. In Atheism Remix, Dr. Albert...

Biblical giving is not grounded in a focus on oneself. Giving that honors God is motivated by a desire to see Him glorified.

The London Times is out with an article headline that reads, "Dawkins Slaps Creationists into the Primordial Soup." One reporter has even called...

"Intergenerational youth ministry" may sound like an oxymoron, but think about it - what can be more normal than other generations being a part of...

I get a fair amount of email. Some of it is a blessing and quite encouraging. Some not so much in either category. But the ones that break my heart...