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I long for Jesus! He is the home we can all rest in and run to when we are struggling.

Each year, the Colson Center gathers with Christians from across the country for an event named in abolitionist William Wilberforce’s honor. The Wilberforce Weekend will be held in Orlando, Florida, May 13-15. This year’s conference will explore,...

What would I ever do if someone I knew came back from the dead? Seriously, what would I do?

A recent video from the PBS Eons YouTube channel, a show which covers topics related to paleontology and evolution, wrestled with how it is possible to distinguish between male and female dinosaurs when all that is left are...

President Biden's announcement on Sunday to step aside as the Democratic Party's presidential nominee was a relief to some Democrats and a call to action for others. The big question that now looms for the party is who to nominate.

Some events are designed to divide—and when they hit the headlines, everyone feels the pressure to react, especially on social media. Pastor Kevin DeYoung offers a timely reminder that while staying informed matters, pastors aren’t called to be...

We might just conclude that God was with us, after all. We might just embrace “the day after” as a new opportunity for living, for serving, and for living life together.

An attack on a church in Ahwaz, Iran, resulted in the arrest of a number of Christians and their children.

I was recently asked why there is a ChurchAndCulture.org website, and why there is an annual Church and Culture Conference. The short answer is easy: our mission as followers of Christ is the evangelization and transformation of culture through...

There are few spots around the world where parents don’t have to drag their young adult children to worship: Ghana, a predominantly Christian county is one; Chad, a predominantly Muslim country, is another.

In 2003, New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof called for Christians to get with the modern age and forfeit such doctrines as the Virgin Birth of Jesus. To do otherwise, he said, is to be anti-intellectual.

Many chief executives have regularly attended church, read the Bible, prayed, and discussed religious themes. Their personal faith has also played a role in shaping their policies.

Summer is a great time to provide supplemental learning experiences for your children. The Teen Leadership Camps at Patrick Henry College provide an excellent forum for academic enrichment and positive social interactions for your high-school age...

The book "Unfashionable" is my attempt to unpack the complex relationship between the church and contemporary culture in an accessible way. Tim’s astute and balanced perspective on these issues is clearly and concisely laid out in the foreword....

We do not "recognize the dignity and worth common to humanity" by violating God's word and will for humanity. Scripture not only tells us that we are loved by God (John 3:16)—it also tells us how to live our best lives and how to relate to others...

In a previous commentary, I pointed out how Great Britain, through incremental concessions to Muslim demands, is sowing the seeds of its own subjugation. As to the cause of this civilizational suicide, Europe rendered itself impotent long ago when...

Canada and the U.K. are typically seen as a half step ahead of the United States regarding culture’s slide into the moral and spiritual abyss. That being said, two stories of late should be of great concern to American parents who seek to raise...