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Changing demographics, cultural influences and the increasing number of college-bound youth have led to the emergence of new peer groups and perceptions among adolescents.

Living for the One who died and rose again not only removes us from the center of our own universe, but aligns our hearts and minds with what is actually true about the universe: that it belongs to God and that our purpose is given by Him not...

Digital technology has transformed the modern world, opening vistas that previous generations would have thought impossible. Yet to fully master artificial intelligence, our brightest scientists are forced to direct their attention back to God’s...

Hurricane Sandy reminds us that the world is much bigger than we are, and the problems we face are bigger than politics.

Millions of people around the world are affected by mental health issues. These truths will help shine light into the darkness when depression and anxiety strike.

a prominent U.S. cardinal says Islam “wants to govern the world” and Americans must decide if they are going to reassert “the Christian origin of our own nation” in order to avoid that fate.

There are few animals which inspire more awe and fascination than the eagle. Witnessing one of these powerful birds soar across the sky is truly a sight to behold.

Many members of Generation Z are choosing justice over the gospel, but they don’t have to. They can choose both.

We need to find a way to protect our borders, show compassion to the non-citizens among us, extend citizenship rights in a just manner, and uphold the importance of obeying the law.

Is your life surrendered to God?

Are bodies something we merely “have,” or are our bodies essential to who we are?

From Scripture to Supreme Court precedent, the truth is clear: parents, not the state, are charged by God to raise their children. Learn how one bill seeks to uphold this truth.

So how’s the pro-life movement doing these days? Gauging by the hysteria of one pro-abortion group, I’d say pretty well.

During his speech to the University of Louisville, Secretary of State Colin Powell indulged in the familiar wishful thinking about the Middle East and asserted things that are factually not true.