Opinion Archives

Halloween is over, but a growing segment of millennials are still fascinated by witches, ghosts, and other expressions of pseudo-spirituality.

Each time I travel to Israel, I am impressed again with the beauty, history, and spiritual significance of this singular land.

To better understand why the Pilgrims left England, it may be helpful to briefly review the religious landscape of the time.

The celebration of United Nations’ Universal Children’s Day on November 20 should prompt us to consider the plight of the world’s children and...

As a child, I lived in extreme poverty and faced persecution for my Christian faith in the Middle East. I vividly remember life in our small and...

This week marked a century since one of the darkest chapters in human history began, and a truly evil worldview was put into practice.

2017 is a year of milestone anniversaries for events that shaped our world: the Reformation, the Russian Revolution, and one horrible Supreme Court...

You’re in the spotlight and you’ve just been asked about a controversial issue. What do you do?

One would think that churches who support the LGBT agenda would see phenomenal growth if God, the government, Hollywood, and the media are all on...

The Bible is the greatest book ever written—and now, there’s a museum fit to tell its story!

If you think Christians should avoid politics, then it’s time to learn a lesson from the saga of the Adoption Tax Credit.

What would you do to enhance your baby’s mental and emotional well-being?

As I’ve prayed this week for Christians who are victimized for their faith in Jesus Christ, I’ve remembered the people of Sutherland Springs....

I’m John Stonestreet. On this day before Veterans Day, Eric Metaxas tells us the back story to one of the great hymns.

Our nation is experiencing an opioid crisis. Currently more than 2.5 million Americans are addicted to either opioid pain relievers or heroin.