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Daily briefs of the top news stories impacting Christians around the world. In today's edition: * Compromise Reached in Vietnam Church Dispute * Bush Reaffirms Government Partnership with Faith Groups * Christian Persecution on the Rise in...

Often, the church can forget about the Old Testament. Beyond Sunday school, many lessons such as Daniel in the Lions’ Den (Daniel 6) and the Fiery Furnace (Daniel 3) often fade into obscurity in sermons, online Christian articles, and...

Limited awareness restricts career choices as you can only choose from career options of which you are aware of. The more career options that you are exposed to, the more you expand your awareness of options that could potentially fit you well.

The issue of where your children should go to school-whether it be homeschool, public, private, or private Christian-is a hot issue among Christians these days. There are so many choices and different opinions, and it's tempting to look at what...

Ministries differ in terms of their size, theology, denomination and location, yet there are consistent traits and skills that ministries seek. Although not comprehensive, here are ten traits/skills that ministries are seeking in their Christian...

Will the family survive in postmodern America? That question presses upon us as forces in our society seem bent on undermining the family at every turn. Here are some steps toward recovery.

On May 1, Iowa Governor Terry Branstad signed a bill that guarantees uninterrupted access to free year-end testing for competent private instruction (CPI) families. The enactment of House File (HF) 454 ends two decades of intermittent questions...

Members of the Kansas House of Representatives have overwhelmingly passed a sweeping abortion bill that, among other regulations, declares life begins at fertilization.

At an elementary school in Virginia, students performed a song about the "99 percent" -- the theme of Occupy Wall Street.

A Chicago-area school reportedly has one month to allow a transgender student access to the girls locker room and showers or it will lose its federal funding.

Pentecost Sunday is coming up on June 4.

China continues its crackdown on Christians. In the most recent report of persecution, a Chinese house church pastor, her daughter, and her grandson were arrested for expressing and sharing their faith in public.

A South Carolina megachurch pastor announced on Sunday that his 3,500-member congregation donated $50,000 to a local pro-life pregnancy resource center, Women’s Enrichment Center.

Iran Admits Pastor Youcef Nadarkhani Convicted of Religious Charges ~ Study: Faith, Family Most Important to Reduce Race-Based Achievement Gap ~ Pakistani Woman Charged With Blasphemy for Refusing Islam ~ Another Church Forced to Quit...

Superman to the Rescue of Religious Teaching in UK Classrooms * Pope Urges Renewed Respect for All Life * Charred by Fires, Alabama Churches Find Renewed Faith * Egyptian Sisters Win Christian Identity Battle

In Today's Edition: Christian Leaders Suggest Principles for Bush AIDS Policy Saudi Arabia Let Off the Hook for Violations of Religious Freedoms, Again Researchers Find Colleges Need to Address Moral, Civic Issues More Bishops Set June...

In Today's Edition: Federal Religion Guidelines for Public Schools Underscore Students' Freedoms Mainline Denominations Face Possible Schism Over Homosexuality India: Anti-Christian Tensions Mount City Lets Street Preachers Stay