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Christmas arrives again with all the promise of remembrance and celebration. Christians celebrate Christmas because the light did dawn. The birth of Jesus in Bethlehem was not only the fulfillment of biblical prophecy, but the dawn of a new age. ...

The intersection of pornography and marriage is one of the most problematic issues among many couples today--including Christian couples. The pervasive plague of pornography represents one of the greatest moral challenges faced by the Christian...

The writers of the gospels knew that it was impossible to say everything all the time. That's one reason there are so many missing pieces in all of their portrayals of the life of Jesus.

Opting out of traditional celebrations doesn't mean you have to hide in the basement.

Their pastors "specifically ask that Americans everywhere bring Dayna and Heather's names before God daily, asking for the prison doors to open and for us to be able to see them face to face in America again."

The future of our democracy depends on the moral transformation of our people. As the only light in a dark world (Matthew 5:14-16), this process starts with us. But we must be changed to be the change we need to see. We must settle for nothing...

The debate centered on women’s roles in the church has been argued for years. Lay people and pastors are trying to navigate this wave of feminism that could tear a church apart. How should a pastor approach the subject of feminism?

Your remarriage can survive – and thrive – if you ask God to help you start your new marriage on a strong foundation.

In the end, theological education is all about the stewardship of words. So it was when Paul commissioned Timothy. So is it now.

God is looking to and fro across this whole earth to find those whose hearts are as His heart, those who will intercede for the nations.

"Maybe it's the cyclist in the park, trim under his sleek metallic blue helmet, cruising along the dirt path . . . at three miles and hour. On his tricycle." So writes Hara Estroff Marano in a recent edition of "Psychology Today. According to...

Are today's parents spending too much of their time coddling their children? Al Mohler, president of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, explores the problems that arise when well-meaning parents become hyper-protective.

In her new book "The Supremacists," Phyllis Schlafly suggests that nothing less than a revolution has taken place in American society, driven by activist judges. Though the Constitution invests no legislative power in the judiciary, America has...

'Tis the season when most Christians reflect on the birth of our Lord and Savior Jesus. But we should always keep in mind that many Christmas traditions are not well supported by evidence, such as the Bible or any other reliable sources. We all...

The most contentious debates among Christians are arguments over biblical authority. While Christians who accept the full authority of Scripture--even the inerrancy and infallibility of the biblical text--may debate issues ranging from baptism and...

How can we keep our study time from growing stale or keep our minds from assuming we already know what Scripture says? Here are seven ways to refresh our Bible study.

If you want Lent to shape your faith rather than pass quietly by, this guide shows how prayer, fasting, and Scripture can lead to lasting spiritual change before Easter arrives.

If you're wondering why doors aren’t opening, this biblical look at calling and the “hidden job market” may reframe everything.

The problem was that my son was actually beginning to believe he had a personal friendship with Jarod, who lived thousands of miles away (I think), whose name may not even really be Jarod, and who has never once been introduced to my son. Warning...