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Events and decisions in our lives fall into three categories—biblical, nonbiblical, and unbiblical.Halloween is nonbiblical: God’s word does not command it, which would make it biblical, or forbid it, which would make it unbiblical. However,...

Spooooooky! Depending on what you think about Halloween, you either did or did not smile just now. Halloween makes October an especially awkward month for Christian communities. To celebrate or not? Why or why not? People have questions, others...

We needed an answer to this question and wanted to make sure we were doing this in a way that refrained from judging those who do participate in spooky Halloween traditions but also asking God how we can glorify and honor Him in this situation.

You may not be into spooky ghosts, creepy costumes, or scary stories, but you can still find ways to create meaningful and wholesome memories over Halloween. Here are 31 fun ways to make Halloween and fall fun for your family this year!

I was raised in a Christian home but also celebrated Halloween.

Christian mamas, refuse to be ignorant of the "why" behind so much of what we now know and celebrate as part of Halloween... and how some of those darker practices infiltrate our everyday culture.

Satan’s birthday? I’d never heard that one before. As a young Christian mom, I had friends who didn’t celebrate Halloween, but I’d never heard one of them call it Satan’s birthday. In my surprise, I distinctly remember feeling defensive at that...

An ex-psychic is warning against the tools that are typically promoted around Halloween, including Ouija boards and tarot cards, claiming that they can be demonic.

When we think of Halloween, we often think of horror, fright, and gore. Although this is what the world has ascribed to Halloween, it doesn’t have to be this way. Halloween can be fun and whimsical without all the scary features that have often...

'Tis the season, but not the one that brings joy and peace and sleigh bells. Instead, this is the time of year we see a plethora of ghouls and goblins, vampires and witches, horror movie characters, serial killers, and even demons and devils. It's...

Total Halloween spending on costumes, candy, decorations and greeting cards should hit $7.4 billion this year, up slightly more than 7% from last year.

Today is that strange holiday that many of us don’t know what to do with... But next on BreakPoint, a history of Halloween, and what it has to do with Christians.

Tomorrow is that strange holiday that many of us don’t know what to do with... a history of Halloween, and what it has to do with Christians, next on BreakPoint.

A Christian expert on prophecy, the end times, and the supernatural recently discussed the origins of Halloween, including the original Halloween witch.

Sure, we have the other 364 days of the year to engage with unbelievers in our neighborhood, but on Halloween they are all eager to come to the door and hear what we have to say. That feels like too great of an opportunity to pass up!

For some churches, Autumn celebration doesn't stop with Fall Festivals or Trunk-or-Treats. October 31 actually begins a three-day observance and celebration of Allhallowtide, a combination of Halloween, All Saints Day and All Souls Day. Where did...

Where does Halloween come from?In the past, pagan (and religious) holidays brought the community together in the fall to celebrate the fertility of life and its fruition in death. Today, these celebrations have mostly been relegated to two...

Halloween is October 31, and many Christians are wondering how and if they should celebrate the holiday.

“In the same way, let your light shine before others, that they may see your good deeds and glorify your Father in heaven.” (Matthew 5:16)Max Lucado once said, “In God’s hands intended evil becomes eventual good.” I believe that this holds true...

Though there is evil in our world, the Lord is greater, and He can keep our children safe. The Lord is good, and He is ever-present. Whether we are with our kids or not, Jesus is by their side.