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The Senate Intelligence Committee can help ensure that views on torture are shaped by fact, not fiction, by moving to release its findings as...

Do you find yourself saying "yes" to every opportunity or request? Sometimes, saying yes can be a bad thing. Here are twenty things you can say...

C.S. Lewis addresses the issue of pride, of thinking too highly of ourselves and our own righteousness.

Don't look for much in the food-for-thought department, but Gangster Squad keeps you interested in seeing how it'll play out.

There is nothing better than a fresh start and what better time that in the new year?

At the time Dr. Billy Graham and Ronald Reagan first met in 1953, both men were rising stars, one in the pulpit and the other in a pseudo-political...

Thinking about homeless children is a difficult and sobering task. We can learn a lot from the true story of Zach Bonner.

Don't make a “resolution” as a way to announce what you are “going to accomplish” in the New Year only to see it forgotten next week.

Before the cross we are all invited to kneel, to trust, to confess, to weep with that pleasing grief and mournful joy, and there to find the...

It’s tempting focus on romance, but when children are involved, you must make wise decisions that reflect God’s best for all of you.

It’s been over a decade since Indianapolis-born Tiffany Arbuckle Lee first adopted the stage name “Plumb.”

Jesus is not as impressed with our sign-up sheets and our volunteer work and our church attendance as He is with the condition of our hearts.

The idea of culture "keepers" is significant. There are aspects of culture – a nation’s culture, a church’s culture, a family’s culture – that must...

Creative and visually inspired at times, but thematically a dark film that may frighten younger viewers unaccustomed to dealing with loss.

This week’s TIME magazinecover story announces that, forty years after Roe, the pro-life side is winning the abortion debate. I say, “Not so fast.”