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Joe Biden formally announced his candidacy for president this morning. He becomes the twentieth Democrat to join the 2020 campaign. And one of the few you had probably heard of before making such an announcement.

The tenth anniversary of 9/11 is over and memories can be put away for at least one more year...

The state where “everything’s bigger” just made a great big splash in the education world.

In this mini episode, three of our editors share their dream dinner guests-- one from the Bible, one from history, and one living person they would love to meet.

An editorial in today's Chicago Tribune says we need to teach the Bible in public schools because students need a basic working knowledge of the Bible in order to understand the history, literature and culture of Western Civilization. Despite the...

The psalmist's anguished cry to God in Psalm 74 reflects the devastating decline of Israel, a nation once chosen by God but now languishing in exile. Can God truly abandon his people forever, or is there still hope for restoration and redemption...

SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - President Kim Dae-jung said Tuesday he was ``shocked'' by Japan's refusal to revise its controversial history textbooks and warned that the issue could imperil ties between the two countries.

Conservative commentator Tucker Carlson revealed over the weekend that he’s reading through the Bible and that it’s opened his eyes about the sinfulness of man, the sovereignty of God and humanity’s role in the world.

Christian nationalism speaks in Christian language, but does it reflect biblical truth? This careful theological response calls the church to examine its allegiance and recover a cruciform witness rooted fully in Christ.

Traditions Tell the whole community of Israel that on the tenth day of this month each man is to take a lamb for his family, one for each household (Exodus 12:3). Traditions can be a healthy way of remembering what the Lord has done for you.

SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - President Kim Dae-jung refused to meet a high-level Japanese delegation Monday in a show of anger over Tokyo's refusal to revise history textbooks that critics say whitewash Japan's wartime atrocities.

SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - President Kim Dae-jung refused to meet a high-level Japanese delegation Monday in a show of anger over Tokyo's refusal to revise history textbooks that critics say whitewash Japan's wartime atrocities.

SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - Angered by Japan's refusal to revise controversial history textbooks, South Korea on Thursday ended military exchanges and canceled a planned visit to Tokyo by a top defense official.

Working moms often return to the workplace carrying pressure to prove themselves, catch up, and manage the fear of other people’s opinions. This article examines the motherhood penalty through a Christian lens and encourages women and men to...