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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...

The Bible's account of Exodus reveals that even in the presence of spectacular displays of God's power, humanity's unfaithfulness persists. Despite being fed and protected by God, the Israelites repeatedly fail to trust him, highlighting the...

Last school year, college and university campuses across the nation descended into a petulant kind of anarchy as students protested Israel’s war in Gaza. The protesters claimed the uprisings were about ending Israel’s war in Gaza, which was waged...

George F. Kennan, who died last week at age 101, was not a household name to most Americans. As a matter of fact, he may be almost completely unknown to most American evangelicals, most of whom were born long after Kennan had made his major...

Christians are, according to Paul, reconciled in order to become reconcilers. In every age and era of history, there are examples of reconciliation and restoration in the midst of brokenness. Including right now.

As a homeschooled student, I have had the chance to be home all day with my family. With that advantage, I have also had the opportunity to learn some valuable lessons that might have taken longer to learn if I had been in public school, separated...

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.”

Dr. Erwin W. Lutzer, senior pastor of Moody Memorial Church in Chicago, Ill., shares in his book Why the Cross Can Do What Politics Can’t, “Many pastors no longer preach about God’s holiness and man’s depravity, arguing that we must speak to the...

As anti-war rhetoric erupts in Congress, Republican leaders want American citizens to consider why it's happening right now.

The world watched aghast as Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris engulfed in flames. As we share our understandable sorrow, let's remember: cathedrals can be shaken, the Kingdom cannot.

The world will only be changed when those who call themselves Christians begin to follow Christ, becoming scandalously present in the world in all of their Christlike particularity.

Is the glass half empty or half full? Life is really a series of answers to that question, and the answers are more than an indication of optimism or pessimism. How we look at a situation determines whether our emotions will send us spiraling...