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Transformation starts on the inside.

Christianity is and has been good for the world, and its decline will bring horrific consequences. 

Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s nomination as Secretary of Health and Human Services under President Trump has sparked heated debate, with family members both opposing and supporting his confirmation. Meanwhile, cultural battles over perception versus...

Americans often believe we were more social before the pandemic, but the truth is, social engagement has been declining for decades. Derek Thompson and Robert Putnam highlight how technology and cultural shifts have isolated us, yet the deeper...

Whether you are currently dealing with seasonal depression or have done so in the past, there is good news! God is present with you and you are not alone. There are numerous opportunities, and resources to support you in moving forward and finding...

Why is it important to seek the Bible for answers about the afterlife?

Try taking one or all of these into the New Year and see how God will speak and move your heart to a deeper intimacy with Him!

If we’re going to truly center our lives around meeting with God, we must learn to acknowledge the fact that he is already with us.

The narrative of King Jehoiakim and the prophet Jeremiah powerfully illustrates the enduring authority of God's Word and the consequences of rejecting its message.

Faith-based films are shedding their limiting labels and gaining mainstream appeal with compelling stories, strong production values, and star power.

To live in secrecy before God, man, and yourself is to live in darkness. We are made to be fully known.

Reflecting on the Lord’s unchanging character revealed throughout history encourages me to turn to Him when I mess up, to rest in Him when I’m overburdened, to trust in Him when I’m afraid, and to celebrate His presence in difficult and joyous...

It’s time someone wrote a book for the church titled Whatever Became of Evangelism? The point would be how we tend to avoid terms like “lost” or “hell” or “salvation.” It would detail how the Great Commission became the Great Rhetoric and then...

I was struck recently by a news feature on National Public Radio (NPR), based on an article in The Guardian, regarding the most challenging questions facing science. In other words, the biggest questions scientists are struggling to answer.

How Jesus prepared his disciples for life as a misunderstood minority

Too often, Christians sound like the Pharisee who prayed, “God, I thank you that I am not like those sinners." Can you blame someone for hesitating to trust Jesus when they see his followers living like that?