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The Ascension of Jesus isn’t just the story of how our Lord “went away” between the Resurrection and the Second Coming. The Ascension should give us confidence before God. As long as Jesus is there before God, there is no condemnation for us. The...

With millions of Americans preparing family Thanksgiving celebrations, perhaps we should remember why giving thanks to God is important--and politically incorrect.

If you feel like believing in Christian morality makes you a weirdo these days, maybe it's time to look at the bigger -- even global -- picture.

Mothers need all the encouragement they can find. That's why Anna Jarvis copyrighted "Mother's Day" with the U.S. Patent Office, then wrote governors, state legislators, congressmen, even the president.

With millions of Americans preparing family Thanksgiving celebrations, perhaps we should remember why giving thanks to God is important ... and politically incorrect.

The holiday police are at it again -- looking for violations of the nation's new policy of separating faith and civic celebrations.

Today’s holiday didn’t start with St. Valentine. Many historians think the tradition began more than two thousand years ago with an ancient Roman festival called Lupercalia.

Yesterday, the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain became the third and fourth Arab countries to establish diplomatic relations with Israel.

Why me Lord? I suspect that most of us have cried out to God with that question.

In the Bible we find people praying in all kinds of places. David prayed in a field. Peter prayed on the water and underwater. Jonah prayed from the belly of a great fish. God will hear your prayer from wherever you are.

Many in the American church know God in the same way they know the President—they know some facts about him, where he lives, what he does, etc.—but they do not have a relationship with him. This could be described as a cultural theology but a...

Pastor Brian Bill explains why he decided to preach on Romans and what it has meant to his congregation.

The Advent calendar is an ever-present part of the Christmas season. Rooted in a tradition that spans centuries of church history, the modern version of the Advent calendar has been around since the nineteenth century.

We live in a confused and confusing age. Things once considered obviously true are now rejected. Things once considered unthinkable are now thought to be unquestionable. How should a Christian think?

Extraordinary stories about massive number of Muslims converting to Christ are appearing around the world.