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What mattered most in 2006? Christianity Today magazine has offered the ten top stories most critical to the shaping of evangelical life, thought and mission. It’s a fair list, including the sex scandal involving NAE President Ted Haggard, the...

Jose Luis De Jesus Miranda claims to be “the Man Christ Jesus.” In fact, when you go to his ministry’s Web site it loads with the audio of Miranda declaring these words: “To some I came as a thief in the night. To others I came as who I am, the...

From Fox News: “Ads proclaiming, ‘Why believe in a god? Just be good for goodness' sake,’ will appear on Washington, D.C., buses starting next week and running through December. The American Humanist Association unveiled the provocative $40,000...

I am so thankful for the power of the resurrection at work in me. Thank you, Jesus, for giving your life for a sinner like me.

Sometimes it’s a cross of human excrement smeared on a church wall, with stolen Communion hosts stuck at the four corners. Other times, a statue of the Virgin Mary lies shattered on the floor.

To be the church that Christ wants us to be, we must know each other on a deeper level. Only then can we begin to function in unity and accountability—the model given by God to impact not only us but also the community around us.

For Muslim women, the knowledge that through Jesus Christ they have immovable, unshakable value is revolutionary. Here are 4 ways He is transforming their lives--and ours.

A pastor kidnapped by Boko Haram terrorists in Nigeria has been executed.

The consequences of breaking God’s word are all around us today, from the public health crisis that is our pornography epidemic, to the threat of rising sexually transmitted infections as the coronavirus pandemic lessens, to the explosion of child...

Members of the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops have voted to draft a document on the Eucharist, supporting an effort to deny Communion to President Joe Biden and other Catholic Democrats who support abortion.

I read an excellent article by Timothy Dalrymple, President and CEO of Christianity Today. In it, he writes of two dynamics that he believes have caused "the splintering of the evangelical soul."

The purpose of Lent is a period of time to remember Jesus’ fasting in the wilderness and to remember our need for penitence. I like to use this period of time to develop a spiritual practice that strengthens my faith in Christ.

Understanding the origins of the coronavirus pandemic is vital for predicting and stopping the next viral pandemic. Understanding the origins of the sin pandemic is even more vital for defeating our tempter and pursuing holiness.

Curtis Almquist of the Society of St. John the Evangelist notes: "The energy in Jesus’ teachings is about our being prepared: being prepared to die, but, in the meantime and more importantly, being prepared to live. You don’t want to miss a moment...

Ecclesiastes reminds us that our life on earth is not all that there is but just a glimpse of what can be when we view all of life through a gospel perspective when we see life focused on eternity and not just ‘right now.’