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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...

Just because a man has seniority does not make him a role model, endow him with wisdom, or gift him with a heart full of compassion or a head full of sense. Here are 8 simple steps to help younger pastors choose an older pastor as an advisor,...

What steps can a homeschool teenager take to help make the transition to mainstream college life easier? Read more and find out...

Saturday marked the end of the longest span between domestic assassination attempts of U.S. presidents and presidential candidates since President Lincoln was killed at Ford’s Theatre in 1865. President Garfield was killed in 1881; Mckinley in...

Years ago, in honor of Mother’s Day, the late Chuck Colson described the devotion, love, and faith of Monica, the mother of St. Augustine.  

The Opioid crisis touches many families. According to the CDC, more than 750,000 Americans died from overdoses between 1999 and 2018. It’s the leading cause of accidental death in the US. The chance of becoming addicted increases with each...

What can we do when current events churn in turmoil? Here are 6 ways to remain peaceful in God’s presence during the world’s violence and chaos.

It was a sight few expected to see this summer: Chris Webber wearing his infectious grin while eagerly anticipating a long future with the Sacramento Kings.

President Bush once again presented the United Nations with a challenge. He addressed the General Assembly and drew a distinction many there resist--the distinction between good and evil.

With the war in Iraq now over a year old and the political season fully underway, the most basic questions about war and Christian responsibility are being asked once again. How should Christians think about war in a world like this?

Our former days of distinguishing between male and female at birth have got to go. And Slate.com has plucked up Christin Scarlett Milloy, a web-developer from Canada, to tell us why.

In Scripture, music provides a platform for mutual and reflective praise, joy, thanksgiving, lament, hope, victory, and the recollection of the works of God.

Throughout Christian history, there has been an abiding awareness that we need times of radical spiritual purging, deep personal exploration, followed by radical cleansing and even surgery.

The Department of Education's plan to decentralize programs sparks debate about the purpose of education, moving beyond mere skill acquisition to a more profound understanding of life.

If your pastor speaks positively about an issue you support, you're probably happy about that. But if he condemns that same issue, it's a different story. Should pastors ever address politics from the pulpit, or should those always stay separated?

Every civilizational form assumes some role for tradition. No cultural moment emerges from a vacuum, for every generation responds in some way to the tradition it has inherited. Without an appreciation for the role of tradition and the inheritance...

Do the people around you know that Jesus’ life-giving sacrifice on the cross completely crushed death, along with the terror celebrated every year on October 31? Should Christians celebrate Halloween? Yes, Christians can, because the blood of...