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Pragmatism has overtaken principle in defining the positions evangelicals will take on the important political/moral issues this election cycle. Last week, writing in an op/ed for USA Today, Mark Pinsky, the religion writer for the Orlando...

A new documentary from the Center for Bioethics and Culture tells the stories of three young women who believed they were not women and that they could become young men, only to regret it. The Detransition Diaries: Saving Our Sisters chronicles...

Illegal immigration is back in the spotlight as President Donald Trump’s second term kicks off with mass deportations, a renewed push for border security, and the signing of the Laken Riley Act. While critics—including faith leaders and...

Some moral clarity for an industry that has been an ethical Wild West.

In Egypt, violent clashes between forces of Egypt's interim government and supporters of ousted president Mohammed Morsi have resulted in the deaths of more than 500 people.

For Syrian Christians, who comprise an estimated 10 percent of the population, concerns about a possible Islamist takeover are shaping fears for the future.

What happens when North Korean athletes fail to bring home the gold? ABC News reported last week that North Korea offers athletes a carrot-and-stick approach -- televisions, refrigerators and cars for winners, and labor camp sentences for losers.

Colson, the Watergate figure whose dramatic conversion led him to dedicate his life to prison ministry and evangelical leadership, died Saturday at 80.

God sees everything. There is no sin that escapes his notice. There is no statute of limitations in his courtroom. If we’ve been wronged, we will see justice. All things will be put right in Heaven.

Google has joined the fight against pornography. The company has prohibited apps sold through its app store that contain explicit content; now they are refusing advertisements that contain or lead to pornography.

In the 14 years I've been writing the Cultural Commentary, I've never seen a story like this one: strippers and church members are picketing each other.

Do you remember Elizabeth Smart? Her story certainly broke my heart. In 2002, she was kidnapped from her own bedroom in Utah and held captive for nine months.

India's 2011 census revealed 37 million more men than women, the result of millions of baby girls being drowned, strangled or aborted.

Lopez Lomong, the Team USA runner competing in London's Summer Olympics, was one of Sudan's "lost boys," a former child soldier who spent 10 years of his life in a refugee camp.

The evangelical pastor chosen by President Obama to deliver the benediction at his inauguration ceremonies withdrew on Thursday following a furor over a sermon from the mid-1990s in which he denounced the gay rights movement and advocated efforts...

Jesus redeemed the world, just as the church triumphant redeemed sad old October 31 and made it Halloween.

Can the government really tell a church whom to hire as a minister? That frightening question is very relevant today.