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The Deaf Bible Society says it is trying to reach out to deaf people in the Middle East before the Islamic State can manipulate them.

Teachers and staff at a Florida school have donated some 100 sick days to a fellow history teacher who is undergoing chemotherapy treatment.

DULUTH, Ga. (AP) - David Toms showed Phil Mickelson how to get it done Sunday.

Why the most urgent need for the Church today is not to evangelize the lost , but to re-evangelize the "saved."

Abortion is not a new issue. It wasn’t even particularly novel in the first century. In fact, various ways of causing an abortion had been in use for a long time before Christ walked the earth. But what did the earliest Christians think of such...

The Word was meant to be spoken aloud. Charlton Heston proves that intent as he dramatizes extensive passages from the Bible in this 203-minute, 4-disc DVD collection.

Downsized Promise Keepers Now More Targeted, Mature * Christian, Jewish Women Promote Biblical Women's Rights * Azusa East Celebration Opens in Baltimore * Obscene Depictions of Jesus in Oregon University Paper Cause Stir

To put it bluntly, the Bible is not anti-science. Rather, the Bible explains why science works. And, every once in a while, the Bible offers an insight that sheds further light on an unsolved question of science. That seems to be the case with the...

In the last 50 years, over 60 million Americans have been killed through abortion. In China, where the myth of the population bomb led to the horrific one-child policy, some 300 million babies were slaughtered, many against the will of their...

In seasons of spiritual dryness or emotional emptiness, God offers the refreshing waters of his Spirit.

RAWALPINDI, Pakistan (AP) - Archie is in his usual perplexed predicament, staring out from the ``Laugh Digest'' cover as he struggles - even on this traffic-choked street a world from Riverdale High - to choose between Betty and an exasperated...

The state of Israel is bucking the trend: It has a very high fertility rate for a developed nation. What’s behind it?

Most Americans take the existence of human rights for granted. We see them, to borrow a phrase, as “self-evident.” We can’t really imagine a world without them, or we look at places like China or North Korea with incredulity, as if it’s obvious...

Recently, China announced a revision to its infamous one-child policy, instituted by Mao’s successor. Married couples can now apply to have up to three children, an increase from the more recent limit of two. On the surface, the policy change...

One of the most common misconceptions about the New Testament canon is that the authors of these writings had no idea that they were writing Scripture-like books. To explore this further, let us just consider just one of our gospels, namely the...

In a presidential election year, it is good for us as Christians to think and rethink our relationship to government.

A recent New York Times story described how the federal government shutdown was impacting a small town in Florida’s panhandle. The story’s “angle” was that the town that overwhelmingly voted for Donald Trump two years ago was now being hurt by...