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A stunning astronomical event next year will shed light on our world’s intelligent design. How? By leaving us in darkness.

Ecclesiastes 12:12—”Of making many books there is no end.”

It shouldn't be news when a Christian organization says it will uphold traditional Christian beliefs. But these days, it is.

We told you about having your kids take their Bibles to school. But what about teaching the Bible there?

Church in Beijing, more proof that it's a small world, and the clash of old and new in China, and reasons for hope.

Church in Beijing, more proof that it's a small world, and the clash of old and new in China, and reasons for hope.

Take any tough city neighborhood, throw in peer pressure and a touch of hopelessness, and the outcome would be similar ... drugs, gangs and promiscuity. But a ministry called Breakthrough is helping youth in Chicago overcome tremendous odds...

In the busyness of the season, let's remember that history is His story.

Once again, most of America agrees with the President of the United States and the ideology of those associated with the "Pro-War in Iraq and on Terrorism" crowd, but Move America Forward continues to embrace Cindy Sheehan's premise and propaganda...

Home financiers have begun using faith-based initiatives to enter many untapped markets. Their efforts are part of a merger of sorts between business and faith that has spread throughout the nation.

Director Mel Gibson, under heavy fire from Jewish groups for his $25 million movie on the death of Jesus, has "softened the story" and made changes to make "The Passion" more palatable to critics, according to a spokesman.

French and German leaders depict George W. Bush as a cowboy running roughshod on the world stage, and Nelson Mandela mocks the American president's intelligence. But Jean Bethke Elshtain, a leading political ethicist, believes Bush can make a...

KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) - Beleaguered Afghans streamed out of the capital of Kabul Saturday, fearing a U.S. military strike against their Taliban rulers who harbor suspected terrorist Osama bin Laden.

KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) - Beleaguered Afghans streamed out of the capital of Kabul Saturday, fearing a U.S. military strike against their Taliban rulers who harbor suspected terrorist Osama bin Laden.