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In his new book, social science researcher and pollster George Barna says anyone who wishes to have significant influence on the development of a person's moral and spiritual foundations had better exert that influence while the person is still...

Typically grouped as those born (or who will be born) between 2011 and 2024, they have already been widely designated “Generation Alpha,” courtesy of Australian social scientist Mark McCrindle. It isn’t hard to consider the influences on their...

Elections are important, but they reflect deeper cultural and spiritual realities rather than determining them. The upcoming election is particularly consequential, highlighting divisions in both the nation and the church. While politics plays a...

Ten years later, we now know. They weren’t goths. They weren’t loners. They weren’t in the “Trenchcoat Mafia.” They were not disaffected video gamers. They hadn’t been bullied. The supposed “enemies” on their list had already graduated a...

Would you let your child watch the Frozen sequel if Disney gave Elsa a girlfriend?

Since we began homeschooling eight years ago, my friend Sandy and I have shared our struggles and victories. Side by side, we stood firm in the early days when friends and family asked about socialization...

In Today's Edition: AME Zion Fastest-Growing Church, Yearbook Says Muslim Cleric Faces Possible Life Imprisonment for Terrorism Robertson Returns to Work a Week After Prostate Cancer Surgery Two-Thirds of Americans Believe in Devil, Gallup...

Many of us take a break from our traditional school day during the Christmas holidays, although education still continues. Our kids learn cooking and hospitality skills, take part in mercy ministries and outreach activities, and participate in...

Sex education guidelines now approved by California for public school teachers are being praised by LGBT advocates. However, some parents and conservative groups are opposing the document as an assault on parental rights, claiming it exposes...

We must know what AI is for before experimenting with what it can do.

Around this time of year, when we remember our veterans, grade-school children in a Washington state school won’t be taught to honor those who have served our country.

Carl Trueman gives a helpful commendation and warning about theological learning.

We in the West must do what we can while we can for these dear saints whose sacrifices for the gospel go far beyond anything we have known.