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When it comes to politics, must Christians check their beliefs at the door? That question--and a host of others--was debated at a symposium recently sponsored by the Brookings Institution. Entitled "One Electorate Under God?," the symposium...

The term “apostasy” as we use it today comes from the Greek word “apostasia”, which means departure, revolt or rebellion. With general religion, apostasy is the abandonment of, or a willful falling away from, the faith....

Maybe Jesus should have said, “Love your neighbor better than you love yourself.”

The good news, pronounced through the entirety of Scripture, is that God responds to our sin with the offer of salvation and grace. God is steadfast in love and infinite in mercy. While it may be true that God rejects the spiritual force that...

How I wish that I had learned the truth at seventeen. I believed then that life was made just for the beautiful and gifted. That is not how God views it.

How should churches respond to requests by same-sex couples for funeral services and other ministries?

An appeals court in Tehran has rejected the appeal of American pastor Saeed Abedini, a U.S. citizen, and refused to reduce his eight-year prison sentence.

There's a good chance your teenager will be going to see the new Superman movie, "Man of Steel." And it might be a great conversation starter for you.

Out in the West Texas town of El Paso it wouldn’t be hard to find a cowboy church. We have them in my neck of the woods too; I met a guy the other day who started one down the road.

There’s a difference between philanthropy and charity. One seeks social change; the other seeks love. And which one we choose reflects our worldview.

How can we stop allowing lesser things to push the blood of Christ to the periphery of our lives? Read these eight directions to help us be cross-centered every day:

If we are to have any chance of redeeming our culture, Christians must begin to solve problems without a motive to control the culture.

There are thousands of single parents in our communities not connected to a local church. Do we see it? Do we care? What can we do?