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Yesterday I told you about the growth of Christianity in the Muslim world. Today on BreakPoint: What God is doing in China.

Why do famous people often break the rules—even at the risk of getting caught? The same reason we all do.

What makes this movie work is its balance between a relatable story for cinema and a truthful representation of the scriptural elements that are brought in.

So have you recovered from Election Night 2016? I hope so, but either way, it has still presented us with a lot to think and talk about.

Let me beat Eric Metaxas to the punch and wish you all a very healthy, happy New Year. Here are some thoughts as we look ahead to 2017.

Daily briefs of the top news stories impacting Christians around the world. In today's edition: Falwell to Resurrect 'Moral Majority' in 21st Century Form * Muslim Guardian Appears in Jordan Custody Case * Church-Founded School's Hiring Policy...

Wednesday, October 23, 2002 In Today's Edition: Government Officials and Clergy Hold Prayer Service in Response to Sniper Attacks Earliest Reference to Jesus Reported on Limestone Bone Box from 63 A.D. President Signs Important Sudan Peace...

Rest assured, if you homeschool your child, you are not doing anything wrong. Homeschooling is perfectly legal and has been for over 100 years.

A look at the state of things around the world on this year's National Day of Prayer reveals just how desperate we should be for God to intervene.

GFA Leaders Applaud Changes in Nepal * Eritrea Jails Three More Orthodox Church Leaders * Open Doors Wonders: Is Mistreatment of Believers in India Being Ignored? * Americans Uninformed about Churches in China

Daily briefs of the top news stories impacting Christians around the world. In today's edition: Youth Prayer Effort Seeks to 'Reverse the Decree of Roe vs. Wade' * ELCA Leader Hopes Denomination Remains United, Despite Homosexuality Disagreements...

A few more questions and answers from our session at Cannon Beach Conference Center.

A guest post by R. Scott Clark.

Increasingly, the term “deconstruction” is being used prescriptively: recommended, especially to those questioning what they’ve grown up with, as a courageous thing to do. To applaud or even recommend deconstruction lands somewhere between...