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Just when most friends thought her time had passed, Elizabeth found herself at the beginning of Christmas.

In a recent article, Kevin Kelly tries to imagine the next 1000 years of Christianity. He offers five "plausible scenarios" and explains why Christians ought to think about the future. After all, the future always begins right now.

The churn of the culture reminds me of Rembrandt’s famous painting, The Storm on the Sea of Galilee.

In the now-familiar 5-4 ruling Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that public displays of the Ten Commandments are unconstitutional.

After the passion everything changes. As powerful and unparalleled as the film "The Passion of the Christ" is, it only covers the very last hours of the Messiah’s life. But the resurrection of the Messiah—the celestial exclamation point to the...

This Thanksgiving, it’s appropriate to thank God for our heritage, to remember the warnings of our nation’s forebears, and to pray for renewal in the church and in our nation.  

Archaeologists in Norway have discovered a rare Viking ship burial. National Geographic reports: “The 65-foot-long ship was covered over more than 1,000 years ago to serve as the final resting place of a prominent Viking king or queen. That makes...

Beyond being one, holy, catholic and apostolic, local churches were entities that had definition and form, structure and purpose. They were not simply doing "community" in the broadest of senses, much less simply pursuing ministry.

Last week, popular author J. Warner Wallace released his latest book, Person of Interest: Why Jesus Still Matters in a World that Rejects the Bible. In the book, Wallace, a police detective specializing in cold cases, explores Christianity's...

Pope Benedict XVI, now retired and living in seclusion inside the Vatican, is at peace in his new role and believes history will vindicate his difficult eight-year papacy, his closest aide said in a rare interview.

I’m a parent. And I’m a writer. And I care about what my daughter reads. Today I’ll tell you about the “Children’s book of the year.”