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Brokenness has the power, unlike anything else, to bring forth new beauty, strength, and inspiration to others.

Lions notwithstanding, Daniel’s commitment to integrity, devotion to the Lord, and unwavering faith make him a biblical hero worth studying.

As 3 billion people worldwide prepare to watch the royal wedding of Prince Harry and actress Meghan Markle on Saturday (May 19), one faith group is especially keen to make the most of every pageantry-filled moment: Episcopalians.

The U.S. moved closer to resuming full military relations with Indonesia at the weekend, a move intended to encourage democratic reform and boost counter-terrorism efforts in Southeast Asia.

There is much consternation and understandably so, in reaction to the Supreme Court's recent rulings regarding the public display of the Ten Commandments. While this is a devastating blow to Christians and potentially the freedom of religious...

Hurricane Dorian turned north overnight and is about one hundred miles off of Florida’s east coast this morning. At least seven people were killed in the Bahamas; dozens are still being rescued from floodwaters.

Should you take a COVID-19 vaccine when one becomes available to you? Here are two ethical issues Christians should consider before making their decision:

As of this writing, Russian forces are said to be in control of the Kyiv airport and the infamous Chernobyl nuclear plant, and appear to be making progress out of Crimea in the South and toward Kharkiv in the East. Our news feeds are showing the...

Church leaders have good days and bad just as anyone, and sometimes they need the wisdom of their peers. Here are seven leadership books to make those days less troublesome.

Throughout history, Christians have vacillated between two extremes: compromising with the culture or removing themselves from it. Neither is healthy.

Churches do programs and ministries which no one will ever partake of except themselves. Then they wonder why so many pews went unfilled.

New Research Debunks Myths about Megachurches * National Prayer Breakfast Features Bush, Bono * Iraqi Christians 'Endangered,' Fear Mass Exodus * Faith Leaders Launch Offensive against Violence

5,000 people in Khartoum accept Christ the first - and only - night of the Sammy Tippit crusade.