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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.

Just before we left Florida last Friday, someone recommended a novel called Red Runs the River by Anthony Bollback. I started reading it on the flight back to Chicago and found myself engrossed in the story of Meiling and Anching, two young people...

A dengue fever outbreak in Indonesia is affecting the operations of a Christian child development ministry. Since January, more than 35,000 people in Indonesia have fallen ill from the fever, and more than 450 deaths have resulted.

In Pennsylvania, experts on both sides have had their say in a debate over whether public schools should teach "intelligent design" as an alternative to evolution. A state House subcommittee heard testimony last week on a bill that would allow...

The Day of Silence is coming — April 17 to be exact — and some conservative groups are already calling for students to walk out of school on that day. In contrast, I favor a different strategy.

In addition to recovering an authentically biblical and scientifically informed appreciation of creation, adequate Christian theology views salvation holistically, encouraging human participation in social history and the natural world as one...

Hartford Seminary has been awarded a $5.3 million grant to research how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected churches.

Ben Stein’s new movie called Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed opens today in theaters across America. I recommend you go see it and make up your own mind.