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Following his critical and viral response to pop star Taylor Swift's latest album, evangelist Shane Pruitt explained his remarks and why Christian parents need to be more discerning.

Obedience is much easier when we’re living topped off and spiritually refueled. When we are consistent in connecting with God, our hearts are full and we’ll desire to live a consistent (non-compartmentalized) faith.

The short answer is––no. And the long answer is––yes. Answering the question about teens and dating is tricky business.

When evil unveils its ugly face, we must turn to God and bare our souls. Each part of this tragedy finds a God standing ready to hear the cries of the grieving.

This film’s poster shows a little girl with demonic eyes superimposed on a decomposing headshot of Nicolas Cage, made to look as if his face is being eaten by honey. This, like the trailer, tells us we’re going to watch a horror movie. Instead,...

As I looked back, I began to recognize a few things. I discovered when worry is present, usually there are four things it will reveal about you. As you come with me on this journey, you may see yourself in these four things, but that is okay...

I want to encourage you to take the time to study the context of what you are reading. When you do, you will begin to understand Scripture a lot better, and most importantly you won’t add meaning to verses that were never truly intended in the...

If you read a Christian book or hear a sermon, chances are you will find one of these easy marks

Donald Trump was given a star on the Hollywood Boulevard Walk of Fame in 2007. In recent years, his star has been defaced several times.

Loving our enemies is a foreign concept. Love and enemies are words that seem mutually exclusive. Putting the two together raises questions. When the Bible tells us to love our enemies what does that mean? Who said it? Why? How?

It’s not about how people see me or what they think of me. It’s about how they see Jesus and what they think of Him.

If we've heard it once, we've heard it a thousand times: The divorce rate among Christians is basically the same as it is among non-Christians. It’s a popular folk statistic on Christian websites, radio programs, in books -- even from the pulpit....