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Christian solidarity, cultural engagement are key to a spiritual renaissance in America's largest city.

The winner of the 2012 Masters golf tournament realizes he's not like most famous athletes. In fact, he welcomes it.

It is possible to have great doubt and great faith at the same time. The two are not mutually exclusive. In Mother Teresa, in Luther and in Lewis we see, great men and women of faith can also be great men and women of doubt. In faith, there is...

Be careful what you say to God. Experience has taught me that He often answers a prayer, even if it's mumbled. One day I muttered, "Lord, I know I have been preaching the gospel every day to groups of unsaved people, but I really need to do some...

Millions of Americans have never heard the Gospel--or stepped into a Christian church. Thom Rainer and his research team decided to take a closer look at the unchurched in America. What they found might surprise you.

Most of the unchurched are your neighbors, your coworkers whom you know well, and even your family members. Most are not antichurch or antireligion. They are very much like you, except that they are lost without Christ.

Jesus flipped a table in the temple out of righteous anger. There will be times in life where we will be called to have courage to get righteously mad.

God longs to use you and me to assist the homeless and harassed. What does the Bible say about our responsibility to these brothers and sisters of ours? How are we to respond?

If that basic love and respect for country turns into a rabid form of Christian nationalism, it’s an idol no different than the golden calf the Israelites created.

There’s quite a lot of confusion about what is an agnostic as opposed to an atheist. While there are similarities, there are also important differences that create different viewpoints.

Christ is the true reason for this season, and these quotes from inspiring Christians will help you keep your focus on Him this Christmas!

Preaching the Gospel in every sermon is far more than something we tack on to the end of a sermon with an altar call; it is the very foundation of Christian belief. The Gospel is the key to interpreting Scripture.

The Lord always listens, which might be one reason he is often silent during times of tremendous grief — he is crying with us. And since the Psalmist can lament uninterrupted, he eventually returns to sincere and comforting confidence in the Lord.

Dr. Roger explains why natural disasters are not part of God's judgment.