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As our nation battles terrorism – at home and abroad – there is a very real threat that millions of students in the western U.S. will no longer have an opportunity to express their patriotism by voluntarily reciting the Pledge of Allegiance with...

Every day’s news brings more examples of our society’s rejection of biblical morality. But like a river that erodes the shoreline we can see and the underwater banks we cannot, the cultural currents of our day are undermining our democracy in ways...

Will the world soon experience a return of patriarchy? That is the question raised by Phillip Longman in the current issue of Foreign Policy. The magazine's cover features a rather stunning headline: "Why Men Rule--and Conservatives Will Inherit...

When the Apostle Paul arrived in Athens his spirit was provoked within him as he saw that the city was wholly given over to idols. He could see the outward manifestation of the inward reality he wrote about in his letter to the Romans: apart from...

Singing, therefore, is quite significant in the Bible. Multiple examples in both the Old and New Testament demonstrate the use of song by mankind, angels, and the Lord Himself. Throughout Scripture, singing is used to worship the Lord, offering...

What happened to Charlie Kirk marks more than one man’s loss. It marks a shift every believer must face with courage and clarity.

Ezra and Nehemiah together give a compelling account of the final piece of Old Testament history, in which God’s people are restored to the land he promised them, after suffering exile because of their sinful rebellion.

Why the Jewish Roots of Christianity Matter

In 1789, French revolutionaries stormed the Bastille. The ensuing French Revolution tried to excise all vestiges of religion from French society. In October 1793, all public worship was forbidden, church bells were pulled down and melted, and...

Here's why I believe the Bible teaches that the 144,000 represent true Israel as it was intended to be—in perfect symmetry and providentially sealed.

Christ never turns away from any heart that is open to him.

"It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity. . ." With those famous words, Charles Dickens introduced his great novel A...

In determining the state of preaching today, a lot depends upon where one chooses to look.