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Samuel Chen was a high school sophomore who believed in freedom of speech and the unfettered pursuit of knowledge. He thought his public high school did, too, but when it came to the subject of evolution -- well, now he's not so sure.

Daily briefs of the top news stories impacting Christians around the world. In today's edition: * Pledge of Allegiance dispute not settled by long shot * Families in Mexico forced to flee from village * 'Ten Commandments Educator' Walks the Walk,...

While America's evangelical Christians are rightly concerned about the secular worldview's rejection of biblical Christianity, we ought to give some urgent attention to a problem much closer to home--biblical illiteracy in the church. This...

Daily briefs of the top news stories impacting Christians around the world. In today's edition: Christian Broadcasts Make Gospel Inroads into Islamic Audience * Togo: Political Strife Endangers Native Missionaries * Evangelicals in Mexico Jailed,...

Satan has rephrased the lie of Eden: "If you are single, you are missing something wonderful. God can't be good if He withholds something so desirable." Like Eve, we ponder the lie, and given space, it settles in.

In Today's Edition: N.C. Church Faces Expulsion for Baptizing 2 Homosexual Men Southern Baptist International Missions May Face Budget Shortfall Churches Praise Hungary's Court "Pro-Life" Ruling Canadian Pilgrims Kept Away From...

Daily briefs of the top news stories impacting Christians around the world. In today's edition: * 200 Police Halt Church Construction in Vietnam * 83-Year-Old Ten Commandments Plaque Can Stay * Police Use Lure of Registration to Arrest Chinese...

Facing the death penalty in their home country for converting to Christianity, an Iranian refugee family left Turkey Wednesday for the United States, where they have been accepted for resettlement.

Christians see a plethora of problems in the culture, and rightly so. But a more urgent problem demands our attention right where we live--the problem of biblical illiteracy.

Daily briefs of the top news stories impacting Christians around the world. In today's edition: * Teacher Protests School District Razing Religious Holidays From School Calendar * Pope Seeks Law Guaranteeing Religious Freedom in Multicultural...

Some people know how difficult it feels to present themselves to others while harboring the thought of not doing a good job of fitting in. You're being assessed and measured-up. It seems to be that way for Bruno, a gay fashionista from Austria.

The ARIS report draws our attention to one great and undeniable fact -- we are living in the midst of a vast mission field for the Gospel.

GENOA, Italy (AP) - Leaders of the seven wealthiest countries, anxious to show they are on top of the problems besetting the global economy, began meeting in one-on-one sessions Friday in advance of the formal opening of their annual economic...

GENOA, Italy (AP) - Leaders of the seven wealthiest countries, anxious to show they are on top of the problems besetting the global economy, began meeting in one-on-one sessions Friday in advance of the formal opening of their annual economic...

BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - The Islamic militant group Hezbollah has all the elements of a terrorist organization: a guerrilla army, secret training camps and a history of kidnapping civilians and using suicide bombers.