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No matter how quickly the world seems to change, human nature does not. We still face the same underlying fears and feel the same cherished hopes as our ancestors in 1920 and 1820. And we still need the unchanging truth of biblical revelation in...

Evil points to a necessary moral judgment made by a moral authority greater than we are -- a transcendent and supernatural moral authority: God.

As Jews around the world grieve the atrocities of Hamas’s October 7 invasion, global solidarity with them both as a people and as a nation is vitally significant.

Summer's not over! You still have some time for some great summer reading, and my Colson Center colleagues have some great recommendations.

Recently, Crosswalk.com was given an exclusive interview with the cast and creators of The Promise where they discussed their motivations behind the film.

As we approach Resurrection Sunday and consider the events leading up to the death and resurrection of Jesus, there is a moment that regularly gets overlooked. That moment is Saturday, the Sabbath day, and it is easy to miss because nothing really...

Contains likeable characters pulling off jaw-dropping physical feats while teaching some valuable lessons about teamwork, too.

Christmas traditions hold the family together. Family gatherings provide fellowship and the opportunity to enjoy traditions, events, and practices that only your family understands and holds special.

After nights of rioting and violence across America and even right outside the White House, the president punctuated his speech by walking from the Rose Garden to a historically important church that was nearly burned down the night before. He...

In the face of tragedy, the first question people often ask is "Why does God allow pain and suffering?"

As America celebrates 250 years as a nation, some ask, does it matter if our nation prays together on the National Day of Prayer? Does God even pay attention to or hear us when we pray corporately as a nation?

When I asked some children for words to describe their grandparents, they came up with this varied list: interesting, helper, fun, loving, caring, good listener, expert, encourager, smart, and old.