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Two-thousand-and-twenty has been dubbed the "lost year" by some. But is there such a thing? This moment God has determined for us is challenging and chaotic. But He also determined us for this moment. And He’s with us.

Os Guinness warns that the West is at a civilizational crossroads. Will Christians answer God’s call in this historic hour?

From ancient empires to today’s headlines, history shows what happens when a society forgets God. Here’s what Os Guinness says we must do now.

My job allows me to do some very interesting things. I get to talk to non-believers about Jesus Christ. That’s part of my job. I get to spend my days considering God and the wonders of providence throughout history. That’s very uplifting. And, I...

This last addition to "The Matrix" franchise will probably make movie history at the box office and complete the amazing journey that has forever changed the way we see special effects in movies.

Yesterday, when President-elect Biden said that the actions of the mob did not reflect America, I wish he were correct. But he wasn’t. We are not a moral nation. We are lawless. We are not a nation that cultivates the kinds of families able to...

Let us embrace this day with conviction and courage. Let us see the cultural challenges we face as opportunities to serve Jesus faithfully. Let us remember that the highest price we may one day pay for our faith is worth its cost and so much more.

3:00 pm - "Evidence for Creation in the Cosmos" - Dr. Jason Lisle, Astrophysicist with Answers In Genesis "Movie Reviews" - Linda Thomas, Twin Cities Film Critic "The KKMS Church of the Week" - Pastor Fred Thoni, Pastor of Elmwood...

What if one prayer could lift your shame? “Forgive us our debts” isn’t just words—it’s a doorway to freedom, just like it was for Saul, Luther, Wesley…and maybe you.

The largest student protest in American history took place on Saturday. More than two million students and their supporters packed the streets in Washington, DC, and more than eight hundred other events in the US and around the world.

ALEXANDRIA, Egypt (AP) - A Quran, a Bible and a Microsoft manual were among the first books put on the shelves of a new library built not far from where Egyptian ruler Ptolemy I Soter's renowned original stood in antiquity.