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An intoxicated man fell onto a Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) track in Oakland last Sunday afternoon. He landed in front of an approaching train. A BART employee named John O’Connor grabbed him by the shoulders and pulled him to safety.

A couple of years ago, Jeremiah Johnston and his wife binge-watched the HBO series “The Man in the High Castle.” The series is set in a world where Nazi Germany and Japan won World War II and now occupy the United States.

Church attendance and overall religiosity have long been higher among women than among men. This pattern, however, seems to be changing, especially for younger generations. According to new data, the long-existent church gender gap, which shows up...

We can be strong under attack by seeking shelter in the arms of our strong Savior.

Because Christians believe in a world created by God, including the human body, we must not allow what is considered normal to seem normal to us. We might be shocked and grieved, but we should always point to the truth of who we are, and oppose...

The real issue is why anybody should believe Jesus was telling the truth when he said he was the sole path to God.

We can expect more cases in which the “deeply rooted” language of Dobbs is cited.

Our culture has long struggled with the realities of sexual difference, or “gender.” While first- and second-wave feminism generally asserted that women were equal in value to men, transgenderism now asserts that women are interchangeable with...

The relationship between Church and state and culture is and has always been contentious. The recent cultural debate about the term “Christian nationalism” is confusing because participants in the debate tend to use mutually exclusive definitions...

It’s good to know that David Soul’s final years were spent returning to his faith and allowing God to restore him and his family.

Will you trust your faithful, loving, and strategically intentional Lord with all of You, choosing to believe that He can and will radiate His transformative light through you?

What are the sins, the guilts, or the shame that we have buried underneath the sands of our lives, that remain undealt with? What are the sins that we have hidden that cause us to live in fear?

I have long told my graduate students that the doctrine of humanity is, by far, the most pressing doctrine of our day. It is the area of Christian thought that is most challenged by the world in which we live, and the one where we have the least...