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The delay of SpaceX's Polaris Dawn launch due to a helium leak and NASA's reliance on SpaceX to bring home stranded astronauts from the ISS offers a compelling lesson for Christians. Just like a spacecraft's value comes from who it carries and its...

Recent global events like the Olympics and Super Bowl highlight humanity's innate yearning for something beyond the ordinary, revealing both the allure and the ultimate futility of secular utopian visions.

Memorial Day, the unofficial start of summer, is now behind us. That means it’s time for my annual summer reading list. These are the top 10 books that I have either read over the past year or are at the top of my list to read over the summer.

Most mothers believe their children are special but some stand out for another reason. Before conception, angels notified their mothers-to-be that their baby was a child of promise. Let’s look at what made those children unique and the mothers who...

What concerns me is that some Americans advocating withdrawal are doing so for inferior reasons and without consideration of the consequences.

Every day this year, you and I will be tempted to make anything and anyone but Jesus the unifying Person and purpose of our lives. Some have made politics their purpose, others sexual freedom, others material prosperity, and still others personal...

I love England. I love the history. I love the English accent. And lest there be any doubt, I love the pubs.

On Sunday, many Americans paused to remember the man who restored their faith in what he called “a shinning city on a hill.” The man was Ronald Wilson Reagan, the fortieth president of the United States. His legacy is one of optimism, hope,...

An engaging depiction of a prickly, powerful man filled with all sorts of prejudice and contradiction.

Jim Wallis' suggestion to use churches as sanctuaries for the Occupiers is historically ironic and naive.

Yesterday, we focused on God’s invitation to partner with him in redeeming the pandemic and our other crises. Today, I’d like to think about an intriguing way to reframe such service in these difficult days.

Next Tuesday will mark the 40th anniversary of the decision, and the abortion question is anything but settled. In fact, America has been unsettled ever since Roe. Abortion has become a central issue of political conflict, debate and division. If...

While Israel rejoices in the return of some hostages, the article exposes Hamas's continued violations and a disturbing global silence regarding their atrocities against Gazans. 

You have almost survived “Shark Week.” The Discovery Channel phenomenon began in 1988. This year’s installment ends Sunday.

Welcome to the shortest day and longest night of the year–unless you live in the Southern Hemisphere, in which case today is the shortest night and longest day of the year. However short or long your day may be, it’s the only one you’re promised.