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The issue of homosexuality has become a fast-moving moral revolution, prompting many to ask, "Why can’t Christians just join the revolution?"

Unless we can summon the courage to place the common good above purely personal interests, then we are doomed.

We are not without hope when we have the arduous task of reporting an instance of abuse or counseling the abused, now grown.

The U.S. House and the Obama Justice Department have come to remarkably opposite conclusions as to whether children need a mother and a father in...

In honor of John Stott, I here republish an interview I conducted with the great preacher in 1987.

Aborted babies provide the majority of fetal tissue used in American medical research. Demand is high, competition is strong, and oversight takes a...

“This bill does not solve the problem,” said Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell just before the vote. “But it forces Washington to admit that...

As Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, D-Ariz., made her way onto the House floor with a halting step in the final minutes of the debt vote, a massive cheer...

I really wonder if our leaders have the moral and political will to stop spending our money and stop plunging us into further debt.

Crisis pregnancy centers deserve the support of all who cherish the sanctity of life, the defense of the unborn, and the right of free speech.

As the newspapers and airwaves begin to report the tragic story of famine in Somalia, it's important to read these as Moses would, not as the...

John Stott taught Christians that their minds mattered and led them out of their safe, comfortable and guilty cultural isolation. Will we return to...

Three employees of an abortion facility in Pittsburgh, Pa., were arrested for illegally prescribing and receiving drugs on July 26.

There are few things made in America that China cares to make their own. But there is one exception.

If evangelicals elected popes, they would have chosen John Stott, scholar Michael Cromartie once quipped.