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"Joy to the world, Frosty the Snowman is born." As silly and downright disrespectful as that may sound, such lyrics have been popping up around the country this Christmas season (oops, we mean this "holiday" season) as a battle rages between...

An official at a Palestinian university in the West Bank said on Thursday that while the school forbids violence on campus, it is normal for students to vie for support in student elections by bragging about the number of Israelis killed in terror...

Worship leaders should be lead worshipers. Just as Christ came into the world not to be served but to serve, worship leaders are called to lead with humility, not valuing their ability above their servanthood.

Uncover how Planned Parenthood's historical foundations and current practices raise significant questions about systemic racism and cultural impact.

Life is short. It is too short to waste in the pursuit of our own will.

Here’s the problem: “Your iniquities have made a separation between you and your God, and your sins have hidden his face from you so that he does not hear” (Isaiah 59:2). As a result, “truth has stumbled in the public squares, and uprightness...

How does a church leader wisely navigate the potentially stormy waters of physical expression in worship? Here are four guidelines from the latest edition of Worship Matters.

With the best of intentions, we are raising kids who don't do well in the real world. In many ways, Christian kids have it harder.

As Catholic believers across India gather to celebrate the birth of Jesus, many will carry physical or emotional scars as a result of attacks launched by Hindu extremists over the past year.

Explore the enduring legacies of Christian intellectual giants William F. Buckley, Jr. and Chuck Colson, whose principled leadership and faith-driven worldviews continue to inspire.

Take some time today to practice the incredible discipline of solitude. Be patient with yourself. Be patient with God.

A Christian summer camp isn’t just an activity. It’s an investment in your child’s faith, character, and confidence. Here are seven reasons why you should let your kids go to camp this summer.