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The Master’s College is a Christ-centered liberal arts college that exists to advance the kingdom of God by equipping men and women for moral integrity and lives of sevice in strategic fields of ministry and vocation. It is within this authentic,...

If a time-traveler from the Early Church secretly followed you from Monday till Saturday evening, would they be able to tell you’re a Christian?

Earlier this month, in a piece for The Atlantic, Joshua Coleman described an epidemic that’s not COVID but that’s also afflicting America: family estrangement.

An often-overlooked detail in the Gospel of Luke reveals the powerful value God places on pre-born life.

According to C. S. Lewis, the Devil loves it when we give him attention . . . or disbelieve in him. Some folks in Detroit recently did both.

President Trump’s executive order revives a decades-old fitness test, but what does it reveal about the deeper decline in our nation’s health, values, and readiness? This update may surprise you.

After remarriage, half of couples struggle to find enough leisure time together. They are missing the fun-factor.

Astronomers have announced the discovery of a nearby planet.

With millions of Americans preparing family Thanksgiving celebrations, perhaps we should remember why giving thanks to God is important--and politically incorrect.

Daily briefs of the top news stories impacting Christians around the world. In today's edition: * Conservatives Promote a 'Marriage Protection Week' * Poll Show Courts 'Out-of-Sync' with Public * Executive Director of Pew Forum on Religion and...

While many consider counterfeiting money a minor crime, it is actually a crime that can cripple a nation and its economy. Learning how to identify a counterfeit - whether it's money, collectibles, or even false versions of true love -- is vital to...

UNITED NATIONS (AP) - The United Nations opens a three-day session on AIDS with a powerful symbol - a multicolored, patchwork quilt honoring the millions of lives lost to one of the worst epidemics in human history.

UNITED NATIONS (AP) - The United Nations opens a three-day session on AIDS with a powerful symbol - a multicolored, patchwork quilt honoring the millions of lives lost to one of the worst epidemics in human history.