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This time of year, it’s nearly impossible not to see ghosts, witches, goblins, zombies, vampires and other dark figures that populate the landscape of stores and neighborhoods.

Trick-or-Tract this Halloween * Bible Gets African Interpretation * Israel's Tourism Industry Targets American Southerners, Christians * Gay Issues Ripping Apart Episcopal Dallas Diocese

As millions of revelers around the world dress in ghoulish costumes to mark Halloween and the darker side of life, Pope Francis warned that the devil is no myth and must be fought strenuously with “God’s armor.”

While there's nothing sinful in using makeup to put your best face forward, the best face we have is the one that is completely naked, vulnerable, and raw before the Lord.  

In which I answer the question a Jamaican reader asks me about how the U.S. Christian community views Halloween.

Like an Autumn ritual, leaves start turning, the air turns chilly, and Christians argue over whether or not to celebrate Halloween. I’ve never been a huge fan of the dark, sketchy costumes (and I’m talking about what the adults wear), but there’s...

Back in 2007, Chuck Colson described that history in a Breakpoint he called “Honoring the Witnesses.” Here’s Chuck Colson: 

For Christians, there’s no more controversial day on the calendar than Halloween. So what did Chuck Colson have to say about it?

TASHKENT, Uzbekistan (AP) - The money that American children collect for UNICEF this Halloween will be donated to Afghan children, the head of the U.S. fund for UNICEF said Monday.

TASHKENT, Uzbekistan (AP) - The money that American children collect for UNICEF this Halloween will be donated to Afghan children, the head of the U.S. fund for UNICEF said Monday.