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Oral Roberts University is a distinctly Christian university. As such, it has a distinctly Christian code of ethics for its student body. This code of ethics is willingly accepted and agreed upon by those students who choose to attend the school....

Many Christians resolve to read the Bible daily or might challenge themselves with another reading plan throughout the year. Here are five challenges for you to consider in 2024.

Jesus died for our sins as an adult. He did nearly everything we know of his earthly life as an adult: healing the sick, raising the dead, walking on water, and calming storms. In fact, except for one episode when he was twelve (Luke 2:41-51), we...

A court in Dallas, Texas, ruled earlier this week that the mother of seven-year-old James Younger could have full custody over him and his twin brother. Such an outcome would not normally be worthy of news as, sadly, divorce cases with similar...

The race for SBC president may already be over, following news that R. Albert Mohler Jr. will likely be nominated to run as the denomination’s next president.

On the outside, looking in, it can be very easy to criticize and nit-pick how this generation is far from God and lose hope for the future of our nation and the world. However, I want to write you today to tell you reasons why not to lose...

North Korea's Kim Jong Un recently met with Russian President Vladimir Putin. And while no official agreements were made when the pair conversed at Russia’s Vostochny Cosmodrome—a key Russian spaceport—all indications point to an already...

The tragic terrorist attack in New Orleans reminds us of the brokenness in our world and our need for God as our refuge. While human freedom often leads to devastating misuse, as seen in this act inspired by ISIS, Scripture calls us to seek God's...

Contrary to popular fears of an eternal, boring afterlife, the biblical depiction of heaven offers a vision of renewal, reunion, and meaningful reign, transforming our present lives. This future hope empowers us to embrace life fully, knowing that...

December 2009 and January 2010 will go down in history as very bad months for Democrats. The failed but too-close-for-comfort terrorist attack on Christmas Day followed by confusion from both the White House and Homeland Security head Janet...

How do you get on fire for God?

Should Christians support and celebrate the Mars Exploration Program? More importantly, does God?

What did Peter by women being “weaker vessels” – was he saying that women were morally weaker? Emotionally weaker?

How can we know where loved ones go who commit suicide? Dr. Roger gently answers this hard question.

You see, evangelism is about more than memorizing some polished presentation or inviting people to church. It’s sharing the Gospel with your whole life.

Russell Moore talks with Jonathan Merritt about a range of pressing issues and Moore’s new book, “Onward: Engaging the Culture Without Losing the Gospel.”

The Lord wants the best for His Bride. And so does every right-thinking child of His. Here is my wish list for the church of the 21st century…

ABC canceled Roseanne after Roseanne Barr posted a racist tweet about former President Obama’s aide Valerie Jarrett. (I will devote tomorrow’s Daily Article to this evolving story.)

In years past, if you wanted to keep up with culture there would have been a “to read” list. Books and journals, periodicals and perhaps early blogs. That still matters (as a writer, forgive me for that vested interest), but increasingly there...