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You can't have a conversation with anyone involved in the making of Selma without them attributing its existence to the result of a Higher Power.

"The Roar of Love," 2nd Chapter of Acts’ tribute to "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe," paved the way for a long line of Christian artists to express their fascination with the magic of this epic story through song.

When Jesus tells us to leave the wheat and tares alone and let them grow together, we are witnesses to Jesus’ exhortation to let God be God. The purity of the Church is ultimately in the sovereign hands of an Almighty God who knows the hearts of...

In his book, Dr. Epstein argues that teens are being shortchanged by the academic institutions and legal systems of American society today, and he explains why and how teens should be given adult rights and responsibilities based on their...

What happens when a Rolling Stone writer goes on a fact-finding mission involving Marian apparitions in a small town on the outer fringe of Bosnia-Herzegovina during the height of the Bosnian War? He finds that separating fact from fiction,...

Our authority is not our own. We are called to the task of preaching the Bible, in season and out of season.

“I have determined that it is time to officially recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel,” President Trump announced yesterday.

In the flood of words published each year, relatively few are worthy of notice, and even fewer deserve lasting attention. Regrettably, some of the more worthy books, essays, and articles are simply lost in the tidal flow of literary output. From...

A new book argues that humanity now faces a grave and terrible threat--belief in God. In "The End of Faith," he argues that belief in God leads to all manner of horrors. This book is secularism without any sugar-coating, and it is a warning of...

The spirit of Amalek continues throughout the generations, breathing murderous threats and constantly attempting to wipe Israel out for good.

All at once tragic and beautiful, Naharayim is a tiny strip of land situated between the Jordan and Yarmuk rivers.

There’s no magic here. Just repetition over time. Once you’ve learned the entire book, you stop learning new verses and repeat the entire book daily for one hundred days. Then you start a new book.

“We’re more popular than Jesus now.” These words of John Lennon, published on this day in 1966, have become a famous—or infamous—part of cultural history.

Philosopher R. J. Snell notes that such tolerance has become highly intolerant in recent years. In fact, our culture has devolved to the point that it condemns any perspective which represses an individual’s instinctual desires.