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Today’s society is plagued by issues of race, gender, and human morality. Believe it or not, television can help us better understand these struggles.

The Wall Street Journal and The Economist weigh in.

Have you ever considered that Christianity could be superstitious? In Scott Redd’s recent article on The Gospel Coalition, he presents us with some startling considerations. Not only do we, as humans, naturally lean towards superstitious behavior;...

Wake up, folks. The Christian worldview is under assault. And the church doesn’t know how to defend it.

The prankster behind the hoax says he "spent $12 and a few hours" to produce a media firestorm around the idea that "Pastor of mega church resigns, rejects Christ."

To borrow and adapt a phrase from the late Mark Twain, reports of the Church’s death have been greatly exaggerated. Christianity Today recently ran an article by Pastor Ed Stetzer, the president of LifeWay Research, that drives home this point. In...

There are over 70 examples of Scripture on fasting throughout the Bible. Moses, David, and the prophets and leaders of the Old Testament all fasted to draw closer to God when making important decisions and taking critical actions.

Even with dramatic liberties taken, DuVernay's street-level film is a fearless, well-crafted, important document of historical awareness.

There is no more powerful depiction of God’s love for us than Jesus stepping off his throne to humble himself, take on flesh, and dwell among men.

What is a Christian to do when talking to an atheist about their faith? First things first, try to understand what exactly the person you are talking to believes and try to determine if they are open to the posibility of God exsisting. Then, if...