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We hear much today about what the people of Afghanistan or the people of Iraq need. Democracy, we are told, is what they really need, and democracy they shall have if we have any say so in the matter...At the same time, Christians must always ask...

As a single parent and the parent of a special needs child, I sometimes felt as if I had a double dose of loneliness.

Get the perspective of a college grad (and a personal finance author) on what can be learned from student loans. It's not all bad!

I need to find fresh motivation every January. Really, what is it that keeps me doing this very difficult act of homeschooling?

“A megachurch pastor said, ‘I don’t read books. I’m too busy.’ That attitude contradicts the wisdom of a respected friend who once told me ‘readers are leaders.’”

Our loved ones sometimes need some little piece of vital information, often on short notice, and guess who they come to?

If you are wondering how to help someone in a hard place, let me tell you what I’ve learned. Here is my short list of what is helpful— and what is not.

Do you know women who have gone through an abortion?

My heart broke as I read the news about Perry Noble, his struggle with alcoholism, and his subsequent removal as senior pastor of NewSpring Church in South Carolina.

Striking example of what officials can do with political will, bishop says.

North American homeschoolers should prepare themselves for the solar eclipse this Wednesday. Don't miss this excellent educational opportunity.

A Pinellas County, Fla., teacher -- who is disabled and works with disabled students- - claims she is being fired because she voiced her support for another disabled Florida woman: Terri Schindler Schiavo.

As the National Day of Prayer approaches May 6, and we are encouraged to pray for the government, media, education, church and family, Eva Marie Everson talks with author Nancy Kennedy about her book, Praying With Women of the Bible.