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I remember the moment I stood before my groom and recited my wedding vows. I certainly didn’t expect life to be perfect, but I assumed my marriage would be filled with more of “better” than “worse.”

Iraqis go the polls on Saturday (12 May) for the first time since the military defeat of Islamic State, whose campaign of terror against non-Muslims pushed thousands of the country’s last Christians to flee their homeland.

That dinner planted the seed of what would grow to become the proposed First Step Act, aimed at reducing the number of people who return to prison after serving time.

Sure to inspire some and be scorned by others, Al Gore's latest offering is an updated look into the world of climate science, global politics, and one man's struggle to make a difference. For filmmaking neither particularly stunning nor shabby,...

On Valentine's Day, our society celebrates romantic love. Even as they pass out hearts and chocolates, however, many have forgotten God's purpose for romance--the bonds of marriage. Marriage is a deeply Christian institution, a necessary...

All of us struggle with the fear that we are inadequate and unprepared. We all silently panic at the thought of being found a fraud or a failure. And when the issue is the education of our children through the high school years, these fears are...

Perceiving our true identity in Christ is the first habit of a highly successful woman in ministry and the foundation upon which all of the other habits rest. Understanding who we are in God's eyes frees us to truly worship and joyfully serve Him....

It cost God dearly to set His people free. But too many still live in self-imposed bondage, preferring the security of manmade regulations. In his book, A Scandalous Freedom, Steve Brown explains how to open the gift of freedom God has already...

The American public school system, once the marvel of the civilized world, is now a system in shambles. Radical ideologies and "progressivist" theories have transformed the schools from institutions of education to agents of social transformation....

The breakdown of the American educational system is rooted in ideological conflict and politics--and we face dim prospects of curing those ills. How should Christians respond to today's great educational crisis?

Yesterday, I told of my experience speaking to the 2004 New Attitude Conference, and about the nature of my message. Today, we'll look at the controversy that has just recently erupted, and I'll offer a response to my thoughtful correspondants.

Is singleness a sin? Do Christian singles delay marriage for selfish motives? Read Al Mohler's response to singles columnist Camerin Courtney.

On the most crucial issues of the day, the 2004 Democratic Party Platform and Sen. John Kerry hold confusing positions. What do they really stand for?

The "back to school" season is now a familiar part of family life and an important marker in the business cycle. But, even as the new academic year begins, the edifice of American public education is showing its cracks all over again.

Responsibility is a self-esteem steroid. When we give someone a responsibility, whether that person is a child, coworker, friend, or spouse, we’re communicating trust in that person. And trust is a major catalyst in moving people toward...