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In light of the very real threat posed by the Equality Act, a number of Christians have offered compromise solutions, most notably the Fairness for All Act. FFA would carve out exemptions for churches and certain religious organizations, though...

Thank you that you are our good Shepherd and we can trust you with our lives.

Social scientists have learned crucial lessons from the success of anti-foot binding campaigns in the early to mid-1900s. For example, the missionaries that began the fight against foot binding did not try to lead the movement. Instead, they...

A church without doctrine is a mere social club or an arbitrary special interest group, but a “church” that remains doctrinally correct but only connects online is a mere chat room. A disembodied online existence makes it too easy to hide who and...

When it comes to having a successful, long-lasting marriage, there are two bits of conventional wisdom that are almost universally espoused: Don’t marry young and live together first. But according to new research from the Institute for Family...

For over 30 years, my friend Greg Koukl has taught Christians how to engage with people across worldview lines by asking questions. His first book Tactics has equipped thousands of Christians to communicate with wisdom and passion. This month,...

When a company markets embryo “optimization” as love, what they’re really selling is eugenics. Here’s why Christians must stand firm on the sacred worth of every life born or unborn.

The three-day Strange Fire conference has come under heavy criticism from many spiritual leaders, largely due to MacArthur’s harsh comments on the Charismatic movement.

Those who forget history are doomed to repeat it. On today's BreakPoint, Chuck Colson will remind us why we can't let that happen with marriage.

Living our faith in finances becomes our responsibility as God has entrusted us HIS assets that can be used for his glory.

Steffan Tubbs is a morning radio host on Denver’s leading talk station, KOA-AM. I enjoy listening to him along with his co-host, April Zesbaugh. They’re good at what they do.

Southern Baptists did not mince words about their racist past during a two-day summit here devoted to making churches more diverse.