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NFL legend Matthew Slater says his success is due to the goodness of God and that he’d encourage young athletes to remember their identity is in Christ, not sports.

A young Cuban boy's miraculous survival and subsequent name, John, set off a global tug-of-war between his father's desire to return him to Cuba and his relatives' insistence that he stay in the US. The story of Elian Gonzalez parallels the...

I had breakfast with a friend who told me that working in the church is like “moving the elephant.” He's right, and that's not always a bad thing.

It is unreasonable to expect our youth to fund 12 years of retirement. It is time to revisit this issue and undergo serious bipartisan work to make it better.

Teams of pastors, evangelists, church workers, and various support staff set out in December for a seven-month initiative aimed at assisting church planters and pastors in Russia.

Christians from all over the U.S. are being encouraged to head to the National Mall in Washington, DC, later this month for an event focused on prayer and fasting for the nation. The October event is organized by Virginia-based "America for Jesus"...

SYDNEY, Australia (AP) - Tourism officials shuddered this week at television images of heavily armed police scouring the barren Australian Outback for a gunman suspected of murdering a British backpacker.

The removal of a Christmas display from a second-hand store operated by the British Red Cross has led to allegations that the charity has "banned" the holiday.

The Wall Street Journal recently published an article titled "Do We Still Need to Believe in Hell?" which has evangelist Franklin Graham speaking out. The article poses questions about the afterlife and if Hell even exists.

Answering criticism about his attendance at the White House evangelical dinner, Southern Baptist Convention president J.D. Greear says he attended“ in order to listen and meet other leaders and offer perspective where asked."