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With increasing regularity, ominous glimpses of America's possible future appear on the cultural horizon. Like signal flares across the sky, these events and issues point to larger developments and fundamental shifts in the culture. They should...

Many college students get sidetracked in their college careers by temptations typical of campus life. Having "been there and done that" as a student at Stanford University, author and former tennis pro David Wheaton identifies three "pillars of...

Today, before our nation can return to economic health and wholeness, repentance must sweep across our land.

New Study on Christian Healthcare Underway * Christian Groups Improve Relief Coordination after Past Disasters * Ministry Leader: 'Mistake' to Use Da Vinci Code for Evangelism Opportunity * Southern Baptist Relief Workers Arrive in Indonesian...

The separation of church and state is one thing. But the isolation of church from state is another.

Religious leaders in Nigeria are renewing and amplifying their call for the government to pay compensation for the destruction of churches by Boko Haram, even as the Islamist militants escalate attacks in the country’s northern states.

General Motors' corporate policy of allowing employees to create "affinity groups" is the target of a discrimination complaint after one employee says his request to organize fellow workers for Christian-related activities was rejected.

"Worldview blindness" is a direct result of people compartmentalizing their faith. We blithely practice one thing in church and just the opposite during the rest of the week.

Discover how a profound decline in biblical literacy is impacting society and find a powerful, personal solution through the discipline of Scripture memorization. Learn how treasuring God's word can provide strength against temptation, comfort in...

There are new ways to learn and new ways to teach. Technology is making a huge impact on the ways we educate as well.

If your children are taking standardized tests this year, here is some advice from one who has a love-hate relationship with the process: