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Life Lessons from Four Bossy Bible Women

The news consistently reminds us that we are not the captains of our fate.

Spiritual abuse is a term that seems to be gaining a little bit of traction with whole blogs dedicated to it. It describes a clear reality—that where there is spiritual authority in a sinful world, there will at times be abuse of that authority....

We live in very different times now. Our phones give us a steady stream of headlines. At every turn, a news headline that scares or angers you begs for your attention.

When faced with such a striking resemblance between Christianity and paganism, it’s no wonder non-believers feel secure in their non-belief. However, there are major flaws in the theory; it’s not logically sound and it ignores the fundamental...

Wanting success, growth, skill development, or even a winning season isn’t bad. However, those are just preferences and not requirements of our faith. These are all sweet to witness, but they are just grace on top of grace and cannot be expected...

Woven throughout Tebow's new memoir, Through My Eyes, is the bone-deep religious side of the evangelical young quarterback and missionary kid.

Every now and then an event comes along that offers a unique reflection of our world. A mirror, if you will, of what our culture has become.

Beyond the inspired direction, X-Men: First Class’ genius lies in the casting, particularly of James McAvoy as Professor X.

The new Sight & Sound movie I Heard the Bells tells the faith-based true story of poet and composer Henry Wadsworth Longfellow as he battles with grief and eventually pens a classic Christmas carol.

North American homeschoolers should prepare themselves for the solar eclipse this Wednesday. Don't miss this excellent educational opportunity.

Ask most any Christian what directives Jesus left His followers, and most likely you will receive the textbook answer:the Great Commandment--to love God and fellow man; and the Great Commission--to make disciples. However, ask about the Cultural...

In Scripture, music provides a platform for mutual and reflective praise, joy, thanksgiving, lament, hope, victory, and the recollection of the works of God.