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Media predictions of political openness in Egypt may prove to be dangerous and wishful thinking.

October marks the 300th anniversary of the birth of Jonathan Edwards, the bigger-than-life theologian, philosopher and pastor who quarterbacked the First Great Awakening in the American colonies.

Oct. 3 marks the 300th anniversary of the birth of Jonathan Edwards, the bigger-than-life theologian, philosopher and pastor who quarterbacked the First Great Awakening in the American colonies.

Do you ever wonder if you and your family members are susceptible to certain sins because they seem to repeat themselves in your family history?

Until reading Gene Edward Veith’s State of the Arts, I had not considered that art was ordained by God in the Old Testament.

Last night, Lead Pastor Heather Larson resigned her position. The entire elder board of the church resigned as well. Christianity Today is calling their resignations “a seismic shock for one of the nation’s most influential churches.”

It's not Cain. Not yet. It's the big media, which thinks it still has the power to decide for the voters who is best qualified to be president.

The Islamic State terrorist group recently released a video in which they warn Egyptian Christians that more attacks are coming.

Such violent tactics always end up with the exact opposite of what the intimidators intend: a resilient church that, if anything, moves forward with even more purpose than before. Why?

By the time this airs, the peace activists kidnapped by terrorists in Iraq may be dead. I hope not, but given recent history, that is a distinct possibility.