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A compelling study of artistic conviction and compromise, perhaps an honest introspection of Burton's own career.

When we reach Easter, we’ll have fresh insights into the wonder of Jesus’ redemptive work and stronger relationships with him. So, let’s start the journey!

His own pain brings Cecil Murphey to care about every person he meets, and in doing so, God uses him to help set multitudes free.

When you and I seek to become godly and spend time in God’s word and worship, he will make us what we strive to be. Our desire to be obedient positions us to be empowered to be obedient. As we work, he works. And he redeems the challenges of our...

For many Christian women, including racial minorities, and others whose voices traditionally have not been heard by or represented in institutional churches, the internet has created new platforms to teach, preach and connect.

In his book, Dr. Epstein argues that teens are being shortchanged by the academic institutions and legal systems of American society today, and he explains why and how teens should be given adult rights and responsibilities based on their...

The reformed faith transcends Christian communities and includes groups from Anglican to Baptist, Congregationalist, and, of course, the denominational group most associated with the reformed faith: Presbyterians. All these groups are united by...

Perhaps you are facing an ambiguous leadership transition in your church. You see a person who deserves honor and it’s time for them to step down. Do you wonder why it’s time? In some cases, all the reasons are clearly explained. In...

The so-called “Ice Bowl” of 1967 was a Super Bowl game played in Wisconsin in a temperature of -15F, with a wind chill of -48F. This was truly a game which tested the mettle of the men on a frozen gridiron, and it showed us what true champions...

As Christians observe the National Day of Prayer today, many wonder how they can fit ongoing prayer for the nation into their busy schedules. John Lind, who heads the Presidential Prayer Team, shares his thoughts on how and why prayer for our...

This is the first in a series of posts about women with unique stories to tell, but who share a common theme. To live a life of faith.

Israelis contemplate a possible war against Iran with little worry but keen knowledge of what's at stake.

AI, in particular, and our broken society, in general, desperately need the moral compass of the Christian worldview. To guide culture most effectively, however, we must do so from inside. We need Christians who are charismatic political leaders,...

I can’t agree with those who would equate this picture with one of Adolf Hitler. But the question is complicated by the home for which Lee was fighting. The Confederate States of America was constitutionally committed to the continuation, with...

Artfully blending family-friendly entertainment with deeply personal questions of faith, All Saints not only succeeds as a compelling movie, but also demonstrates what the Church can accomplish when fully invested in a community. 3.5 out of 5.

In her new book "The Supremacists," Phyllis Schlafly suggests that nothing less than a revolution has taken place in American society, driven by activist judges. Though the Constitution invests no legislative power in the judiciary, America has...

The story of Ham, the youngest son of Noah, is one of the earliest and shortest in the Bible. And it’s a strange one.