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Years ago, in honor of Mother’s Day, the late Chuck Colson described the devotion, love, and faith of Monica, the mother of St. Augustine.  

On April 4, 1945, C.S. Lewis delivered the final BBC broadcast that would become the heart of Mere Christianity, one of the most impactful Christian books of the twentieth century. His incredible blend of intellectual depth, personal devotion, and...

Before 2003, there were an estimated 1.5 million Christians in Iraq. These days, about 400,000 remain.

The Mayans were wrong about the calendar. But they weren’t wrong that the arc of history is headed toward something cataclysmic.

Learn how reading, studying, and obeying the Word of God on a daily basis change you…and change you for good!

A new wave of studies in recent years paints a rosy picture about the benefits of medical transitions for people with gender dysphoria. So much so that, as Paul Dirks recently wrote at Public Discourse, “lifelong experimental medicalization,...

German intellect Gottfried von Leibniz is well known for his work in philosophy, particularly in relation to theology. He argued that since both reason and faith are gifts of God, the two fields, if properly understood, could not be contradictory....

The closest allies of former president Donald Trump were not the only ones defending him Thursday after he was convicted by a New York jury of 34 criminal counts related to alleged hush money payments. Many of his fiercest critics said the...

Jesus is not building His Kingdom through America’s--or any other country’s--politics; He is building His Kingdom in our hearts.

Catholic bishops have been making noises about disciplining Catholic politicians who advocate for policies opposed to Church teaching. If you are an observant Catholic, don't get your hopes up.