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We would never allow euthanasia, infanticide and the killing of the mentally ill in America, right? Wrong. We'd better look again.

Ralph Douglas West is pastor of the Brookhollow Baptist Church in Houston, Texas, better known as The Church Without Walls. He will be one of the featured speakers at the 2011 National Conference on Preaching, May 9-11 in Spartanburg, South...

Too many times, evangelicals respond to sexual disillusionment by turning our focus toward the act and not the marriage, and thus we fail to lift up something substantive. We offer a Christianized version of RedBook magazine’s “tips to spice up...

While gratitude is thanking God for what He’s done, praise and worship is adoring Him for Who He is. Here are seven reasons worship is essential to the Christian life.

“People love a train wreck unless it’s happening to them.” Perhaps that line from The Beaver really connected with Mel Gibson.

In the current Time magazine Bob Geldof talks about regarding a recent trip he made to Africa with President George W. Bush. He has observed what Bush has done in Africa, particularly on AIDS, and is enormously grateful for the president’s truly...

Children's manger scene goes awry

Christmas will dawn, madness will ensue, and the following morning we will wake up with the post-Christmas blues because it's all over.

It may be no accident that the book of Psalms is in the center of the Christian Bible. The psalms express the heart and soul of the conversation between God and His people.

Bounce back culture tells new moms they should recover quickly, look flawless, and carry motherhood without missing a beat. This article challenges three of the biggest myths behind that pressure and offers a more grace-filled, realistic vision of...

If your focus has shrunk, it’s time to enlarge your perspective so you can enjoy an abundant life that’s filled with wonder.

Later, when I was in Bible school, we used to sit around and debate (as theologians for centuries before and since) which was the "right"way to receive baptism.

Later, when I was in Bible school, we used to sit around and debate (as theologians for centuries before and since) which was the “right” way to receive baptism.