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Civic gratitude is not only a virtue, but a nation’s most necessary virtue.

HFR:; EDITOR'S NOTE - Robert Reid, an AP foreign correspondent who has worked in eastern Europe and the Balkans, covered Pope John Paul II's historic visit to Poland in 1979 and takes it as a starting point for reflecting on the rise and fall of...

This Good Friday marks a pivotal moment in Christian history, as it commemorates the day Jesus Christ died on the cross, demonstrating God's great love and paving the way for Easter Sunday's glorious resurrection. By understanding the significance...

This article explores the ancient rhythms and modern observances that celebrate redemption, remembrance, and the enduring promises of faith.

The famous historian, Arnold J. Toynbee points out that civilizations sank owing to either nationalism, militarism or the tyranny of a despotic minority. It seems we are "sinking" as a “despotic minority” redefines human biology and the natural...

If it is true that the cross is of central importance to biblical Christianity, it seems that it is essential for Christians to have some understanding of its meaning in biblical terms. That would be true in any generation, but it's particularly...

Christianity is and has been good for the world, and its decline will bring horrific consequences. 

Throughout the Bible, recompense has various meanings, some in a favorable sense and some in an unfavorable sense. This same word can be translated as repayment, benefit, compensation, retaliation, requital, or reward (among...

The famous historian, Arnold J. Toynbee observed that civilizations arose in response to some set of challenges of extreme difficulty prompting “creative minorities” to devise solutions that would reorient the entire society. When a civilization...

Instead of racking your brain with how to work things out, sit still in His presence, hands open, giving God your angst.

Brenda Lee's holiday classic, "Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree," has claimed the No. 1 spot on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.

As we reflect on Columbus Day, we’re reminded that our nation’s history of faith and freedom is also one of contradiction and grace

It is far too easy to confuse providence with a pagan vision of “fate” or “chance,” as though God were an impersonal force driving history along.