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Church attendance and overall religiosity have long been higher among women than among men. This pattern, however, seems to be changing, especially for younger generations. According to new data, the long-existent church gender gap, which shows up...

The United States just passed a grim milestone: over 100,000 deaths from opioid overdoses in the past year. Most of these deaths were due to fentanyl, a synthetic opioid that is sometimes prescribed as a painkiller, and often combined with...

God is no Luddite. We need not be one either. A truly Christian worldview celebrates the beauty of innovation, while maintaining healthy skepticism about any and all utopian promises.

Thaddeus Williams emphasizes the vital importance of thinking rightly about God, arguing that our theology shapes how we engage with cultural, political, and moral issues. Drawing from figures like A.W. Tozer, Martin Luther, and Lemuel Haynes,...

Seven years ago, the headlines warned that "the Great Barrier Reef is dying." Given the alarm in those headlines, Australia’s most famous natural treasure is surely lost, isn’t it? Well, no. There's a lesson in that, and it starts by seeing the...

Vice President J.D. Vance is urging believers to look beyond politics and celebrate the historic election of Pope Leo XIV—the first American pope—emphasizing that the Church’s true mission is about saving souls, not winning political battles. In a...

It’s been three months since the Rev. Suzan Johnson Cook resigned as the State Department’s religious freedom watchdog, and those who decry religious persecution in Syria.

Iran Admits Pastor Youcef Nadarkhani Convicted of Religious Charges ~ Study: Faith, Family Most Important to Reduce Race-Based Achievement Gap ~ Pakistani Woman Charged With Blasphemy for Refusing Islam ~ Another Church Forced to Quit...

Hollywood celebrities and evangelical pastors from the U.S. toured Israel as guests of America's Voices in Israel.

Last Friday, the Supreme Court ruled in favor of legal same-sex marriage across the United States in a historic vote. Most Republican presidential candidates were quick to voice their opinions on the decision.

Sunni and Shiite Muslims, two main sects of Islam, have been in conflict for more than a millennium. Why does such an ancient division continue to influence politics, foreign policy and even wars today?

It’s not news that the news media treat Christians unfairly. But to blame us for terrorism?

Who needs Congress to make laws when the judiciary just does whatever it wants? Well, at least that’s what the Seventh Circuit seems to think.

No one wants their kids to grow up to become criminals. But for some, their crime is simply existing.