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Theological disaster almost never strikes out of the blue. Trouble builds and disaster is somehow averted again and again, but anyone with eyes to see knows the time is running out.

Christmas is at the center of controversy once again as school boards, municipal governments, and shopping malls become arenas for battle in what has emerged as one of the most active fronts in the Culture War. Who knew that--in America of all...

In "Ending the Search for Mr. Right" (Harvest House Publishers), writer, singer and author Michelle McKinney Hammond encouarges single women that they can successfully find (and keep) the love of their lives. Read an excerpt from Chapter 7.

"In the beginning there was the Church," explains Carol Midgley. "And people liked to dress up in their best clothes and go there on Sundays and they praised the Lord and it was good. But it came to pass that people grew tired of the Church and...

Should Christians welcome and encourage the use of IVF [in vitro fertilization] techniques to assist couples who desperately want children? This is a complicated question, and one that requires Christian worldview analysis.

As a boy growing up in Genoa, Italy, Columbus had two dreams: one was to sail the untamed seas, and the other was to live up to his name and be a Christ-Bearer...

Questions of human reproduction inevitably define what it means to be human, and the moral issues which arise in connection with sex and reproduction are among the most divisive controversies of our time. The development of "test tube baby"...

Our moral imagination is haunted by monsters--and the greatest aspect of this horror is the fact that so many monsters are real. Is the world ready to face the reality of Mao Zedong?

The cloning of a human brings to mind the sterile, dehumanizing images of Huxley's Brave New World, with its fertilizing rooms, decanting chambers, and embryo stores representing the technological perfection of artificial human reproduction. The...

Are we witnessing the end of marriage? In a fascinating study, researcher Stanley Kurtz of the Hoover Institution indicates that marriage is already dying in Scandinavia, and his evidence demands attention. Why? Because unless something changes...

Are we witnessing the end of marriage? In a fascinating study, researcher Stanley Kurtz of the Hoover Institution indicates that marriage is already dying in Scandinavia, and his evidence demands attention.

The bicentennial of Ralph Waldo Emerson's birth invites a reconsideration of his legacy. Emerson's philosophy of self-reliance and unfettered intellectual freedom became the foundation for a new American philosophy. As such, it became the great...

While many liberal demoninations are hiding in the grass on the question of same-sex marriage, the Alliance of Baptists has come out with a bold call for the acceptance of homosexual relationships. At least give them credit for candor. Their...

This year marks the 25th anniversary of "Whatever Happened to the Human Race?" by Francis Schaeffer and C. Everett Koop. The anniversary serves to remind us all of just how unaware and unawake most evangelicals really were twenty-five years...

A remarkable culture-shift has taken place around us. The most basic contours of American culture have been radically altered. The so-called Judeo-Christian consensus of the last millennium has given way to a post-modern, post-Christian,...

This year marks the 25th anniversary of "Whatever Happened to the Human Race?" by Francis Schaeffer and C. Everett Koop. The anniversary serves to remind us all of just how unaware and unawake most evangelicals really were 25 years ago and how...

One of the most divisive issues in the church and society today is homosexual orientation. Are people born gay? Is it possible to change? Focus on the Family tackled this topic Nov. 2 at its Love Won Out conference in Washington, D.C.