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Daily briefs of the top news stories impacting Christians around the world. In today's edition: * English Catholic Bishops Criticize Government's Same-Sex Proposal * Christian Group Rallies Support for Effort to 'Take America Back' * Baptists...

Yesterday was Holocaust Remembrance Day. Survivors marked the seventy-fourth anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz, where more than a million people were killed. Six million Jews in total died in the Holocaust.

Our group started the day in Richmond and ended it in Hagerstown, Maryland. I started in Richmond and ended the day back home in Oak Park. More about that later.

This time the cute factor doesn’t get in the way of meaningful characters and it’s a much better picture as a result.

Change! It's the mantra of the political season. But what kind of change—from what to what?

Most people don’t understand why Halloween is an issue and aren't dressing up to celebrate evil. But darkness comes in many forms. Here's how to be the light.

Does your network exhibit a shared commitment to Christ? A commitment to lifelong friendship? Prioritize family life?

Surveys of abortion facilities around the U.S. released Wednesday show the year 2000 with the fewest number of abortions performed since 1974. Pro-life activists said that, combined with new polling data on the country's attitude about abortion,...

Do you know what to say—and just as important, what not to say—to a loved one who is struggling with suicidal thoughts? Here are some all-too-common responses that can increase rather than decrease your loved one’s pain and suffering.

Disconcerted is too mild a word to describe the feeling a majority of informed Christians had the day after the 2008 Presidential election. Fears continue to revolve around social issues including abortion and homosexual unions; economic matters...

Three years ago today Chuck Colson went home to the Lord. And today, I share some personal reflections on his remarkable faith and his very important vision.

Many articles have appeared in recent years chronicling the extreme sexual promiscuity of athletes during the Olympics. Every writer I’ve seen on the subject has found a way to make light of such sin or even to celebrate it.

Saddleback Pastor Andy Wood urged his church to vote for the candidate whose values align with God’s Word. He called out confusion from media influences and criticized state laws on gender transitions and late-term abortion as “evil.” Wood...

In your greatest times of anguish or hardship, the Lord is with you.

This relativistic view of morality rejects the only solution for our problem: “You know that [Christ] appeared in order to take away sins, and in him there is no sin” (1 John 3:5). If I do not believe I have cancer, I will not consult an...

Reading Christian fiction can be a lovely method of relaxation in our fast-paced, hurried world.