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It is not wrong to post that we are praying for victims of tragedies, but if we do post something like that it should be because we have actually prayed for them rather than just typing it.

Jesus called Christians to pray for our enemies. It’s not easy, and it requires acknowledging that we have enemies. That’s our topic next, on BreakPoint.

With a generation of prominent Southern Baptist leaders passing from the scene, the next generation of pastors needs to rise up to deal with the nation's cultural crisis, Ergun Caner said June 19 at the Southern Baptist Pastors' Conference.

You may be able to name a number of famous Christians who changed the world. But Dr. Glenn Sunshine wants you to know the world-changers you may never have heard of.

Life’s unpredictability hits close to home with stories like the Princess of Wales' ongoing cancer journey and the heartbreaking loss of the Gaudreau brothers. Yet, in the midst of these challenges, there's a growing wave of faith-led initiatives,...

If I told you that the Constitution still permits slavery, you probably wouldn’t believe it. Well . . . believe it. I’ll talk about it next, on BreakPoint.

Why does Newt Gingrich get a free pass and Herman Cain get the boot?

Once again, America's elites are baffled by evangelical Christians. In the aftermath of election 2004, newspapers and news magazines have been filled with analysis, and the overwhelming turnout at the polls of evangelical Christians has evoked...

This coming Friday, thousands of Americans will stream to the National Mall to voice their support for the sanctity of all human life—and to mark the deadliest mistake in Supreme Court history: Roe v. Wade.

Why are we willing to risk life and limb so that others can hear about Jesus? We know that the lovingkindness of God is better than life. We know that our Savior took up his own cross to give his life in our place. We know that the souls of men,...

Do hymns with war imagery such as "Onward, Christian Soldiers" actually promote hatred and violence?

If we hope to see our culture take Christianity seriously, we’ve got to take it seriously ourselves. In other words, our faith has to be more than just a pastime.