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Next month, hundreds of thousands of people will join the March for Life in Washington, DC. But what if there were three times that many praying?

We’re in the middle of a revolution that could prove as disruptive as the Industrial Revolution. What does work look like in a world of automation?

Welcome to the first Friday the 13th this year. (You can look forward to another one in July.) If you’re afraid of today, you might have “paraskevidekatriaphobia” (from the Greek words for “Friday” and “thirteen”).

Overshadowed for the last year by war and politics, the case involving the constitutionality of the Pledge of Allegiance comes roaring back this week with the U.S. Supreme Court set to hear oral arguments.

Seldom has giving a cup of cold water in Christ's name been so controversial. The intentions, motives and plans of Evangelical relief workers have been cross-examined for weeks by critics inside and outside the church.

I’m unapologetically Protestant but, as I’ve said for a while now, our Catholic friends have long led the way on many bioethical issues like abortion and assisted reproductive technologies. For example, back in 2008, the Vatican released a...

Scientists trying to turn evolution into a theory of everything might expect nature to answer, “I am who I am.” But there’s only One who can truly say that. Why not give Him credit for a change? 

Renowned pastor and author Tim Keller passed away on Friday, May 19, following a three-year battle with pancreatic cancer. Keller was 72.Born on September 23, 1950, Keller received his education from Westminster Theological...

Certain ideas just won’t die, no matter how often and thoroughly they are debunked. Most of us have heard some scientist, journalist, teacher, or entertainer claim that “human beings and chimpanzees share 98-99% of our DNA.” That statistic is an...

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported late last year that Americans aren’t having enough babies to replace themselves. In fact, a record one in five American women will never have children, and those who do will, on average,...

Once upon a time, right in the middle of a genealogy in 1 Chronicles, the author took a break to tell us about a man whose name meant "Pain." This man cried out to God to be changed, to be made new. That prayer was answered, and that same God will...

The Christian stance on when life begins is the same as the science. Human life begins at conception, and every single human life is worthy of protection. If we would not take the life of a born child in our research for a cure for some medical...

As the year comes to a close, one of the biggest cultural challenges Christians have faced in 2024 is the rapid rise of artificial intelligence. AI’s advancements raise critical questions about what it means to be human, highlighting the...

The idea of a woman’s goodness as external and judged by society is different to the goodness that belongs to all of us, as human beings, intuitively.

1700 years ago, the Council of Nicaea declared a timeless truth: Jesus is fully God, not merely created. As ancient heresies resurface today—even in the Church—this historic stand for orthodoxy still calls believers to uphold the faith once...

This is the first in a series of posts about women with unique stories to tell, but who share a common theme. To live a life of faith.

There is something intrinsic to humanity that is drawn to beauty. There is something of an aesthetic desire in us--an aesthetic appetite. And yet beauty is in crisis; it is a contested category. In the reigning confusion of the popular culture,...

The Culture of Death is determined to produce a legacy--and that legacy is ultimately hostile to human life in every form. How should the church respond?