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Throughout history, one of the primary reasons that nations fall from greatness is the inability to recognize when the reasons for their prior success no longer apply to their current situation. Allegiances can shift, strength can wane, opposition...

It's not uncommon for succeeding generations to become lukewarm in the very faith the first-generation Christian parents embraced with fervor. How can we overcome this "second generation syndrome" to effectively pass on a strong faith in Jesus...

The editor-in-chief of the prestigious Canadian Oxford Dictionary has announced that the dictionary's new update will define marriage without reference to gender--just any two persons in a union. Here is another reminder that words matter.

In preparation for the largest trial ever held in Vatican City, 10 Catholic clergymen and laypeople will answer charges of corruption and fraud from Vatican judges on Tuesday.

Reflections on the elections. By taking away the Church’s ability to rely on politics and government; perhaps the Lord wants us to recover "pure religion." Maybe the Lord, in His mercy, has taken from us that which we have wrongly trusted in and...

On October 3, 1789, George Washington issued the nation’s first presidential proclamation in which he called the nation to set aside a day for giving thanks to that “great and glorious Being who is the beneficent author of all the good that was,...

When we face the inevitable crises of life, we can turn to ourselves, our capacities, and our achievements, or we can turn to the One who created us, endowed us with our capacities, and enabled our achievements. We can trust creatures or their...

According to sources, a Christian couple acquitted by a high court in Pakistan fear for their lives as Islamic extremists have started a campaign calling for their murders ahead of their yet unconfirmed release from jail.

Are we living in the end times? The immediate answer is, “Yes, of course we are.” Technically, we have been living in the end times ever since the life, death and resurrection of Jesus.

However, Matthew included Rahab in his Gospel’s genealogy to reflect God’s far-reaching compassion in making people from all walks of life part of His magnificent design.

Israelis across the spectrum are sounding the alarm. As Western leaders move to recognize “Palestine,” families of hostages call it a moral betrayal with lasting consequences.

Why do we call Good Friday “good,” when it is such a dark and bleak event commemorating a day of suffering and death for Jesus?