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Ever googled “Is it okay for a Christian to...” and then filled in the blank with everything from watching Game of Thrones to cremation, attending a gay wedding to getting a tattoo, practicing yoga to drinking wine? You’re not alone. But don’t get...

This is the greatest injustice in the history of the world! God’s judgment should rightly fall on them for what they are doing. But in this prayer, Jesus is keeping the door open for them to repent.

The startling, glaring fact is that the slave trade not only still exists, but thrives in greater numbers today than at any time in world history.

It’s good for us to remember the heroic faith of those who’ve gone before us. And then to go and do likewise.

How can there be anything good about Good Friday?

Every Sunday I get up and go to church without fearing for my life or safety. I can hardly imagine a world where these things aren’t considered normal.

Daily briefs of the top news stories impacting Christians around the world. In today's edition: 'One' Campaign Against Poverty Draws Christian Supporters * True Success For A Preacher Is Not Measured By Church Attendance * Vietnamese Church...

We caught up Christian recording artists Chris Tomlin, Aaron Spiro and Paul Colman, and author Nancy Leigh DeMoss, who shared with us the things they are most thankful for this year.

The supreme court just handed Christian bakers a major religious freedom victory. No, not our Supreme Court.

God uses all things - even the evil intents, wicked plans and actions of men to bring about his glory and our good.

A Harvard professor recently suggested that homeschooling should be banned in the U.S., arguing that the practice is dangerous for children.

KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) - Highly coordinated and unprecedented in scale, Tuesday's attacks in the United States called to mind the man suspected of orchestrating some of the world's worst terrorist acts: Osama bin Laden.

BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) - Former President Carlos Menem defended himself Saturday against charges he led an arms smuggling ring, and said months of house arrest have left him yearning for freedom and a return to politics.

BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) - Former President Carlos Menem defended himself Saturday against charges he led an arms smuggling ring, and said months of house arrest have left him yearning for freedom and a return to politics.

BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) - Former President Carlos Menem defended himself Saturday against charges he led an arms smuggling ring, and said months of house arrest have left him yearning for freedom and a return to politics.