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As I travel around the country, I try to take the pulse of the evangelical world. And I find myself increasingly appalled at the mood I am...

The Episcopal Church has nominated two openly homosexual clergy to election as bishop, setting the stage them to break with the larger Anglican...

What makes worship music good or bad? I’ll tell you this—it’s more than simply a matter of taste.

Two journalists held since March in North Korea celebrated an emotional reunion with their families this morning, safe again on U.S. soil.

As children head back to class this fall, more and more of them are staying right at home.

Shifts in a culture are often signaled by unexpected developments that represent far more than may first meet the eye. The cover story in the...

Feed the planet, or protect the inherent dignity of plants? Is this a trick question?

In the 1960s, the average South Korean woman gave birth to six children during her lifetime. Forty years later, South Korea has one of the lowest...

Fourteen believers were reportedly killed when Islamic extremists set more than 100 homes on fire in Gojra town, Korian village.

Unless we protect the individual conscience before God from the run-away individualism and subjectivity that are rampant in our culture, we risk...

The next time you throw a party, don’t worry about hosting the smart set or the most important people at your church.

RNC Chairman Michael Steele recently expressed his concerns regarding health care reform, mentioning what happened to my sister, Terri Schiavo...

Now facing its third millennium, the Christian church faces a moment of great historical importance and opportunity.

Two different people recently contacted me for my advice on virtually identical situations. I’ll share with you the principles I advised them to...

Various theorists have argued that our decisions and actions are determined by genetics, environmental factors, or other forces. Now, Scientific...