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Chuck’s huge vision and efforts to “take every thought captive to Christ” were a reflection of what may have been his deepest core belief.

Colson, the Watergate figure whose dramatic conversion led him to dedicate his life to prison ministry, died Saturday at 80.

Young Americans are drifting away from the religions of their childhood -- and most of them are ending up in no religion at all.

Doesn’t it make more sense to worship the Creator rather than the creation?

When our religious freedoms are being attacked, we must not remain silent. And one group of college students is speaking out.

This month, Youcef Nadarkhani celebrated his 35th birthday in the prison cell where he awaits execution for the crime of apostasy.

Tensions have turned into military combat on the South Sudan border, and Islamists have threatened to seize a Bible school in Khartoum.

The loss of the Christian worldview often comes with a diminishment of both personal responsibility and the sense of punitive justice.

It’s almost as if women who embrace domestic vocations are viewed as second-class citizens by their “enlightened” feminist counterparts.

It’s easy to get angry at someone in open sexual sin. But you might think twice before picking up that stone.

The peculiar circumstances around Thomas Kinkade's death have revealed a darker side of his life littered with grief and brokenness.

A new study highlights the link between strong faith and academic achievement among minorities.

It's been five years since Celeste Peterson's only daughter was killed, and she's finally made peace with God.

Eighteen years after the genocide, victims and perpetrators seek justice -- and reconciliation.

When you look at the facts surrounding the Titanic's sinking, you find multiple examples of pride, in the worst sense of the word.