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Because Christianity has confidence in an immutable standard of rightness and wrongness—an absolute moral compass, if you will—it has the unique ability to step back and look at itself critically and ”repent,” ”reform,” and ”revive.”

What should the church do in the face of so much virtual happiness?

Do you know yourself?

Men and women whose spouses left them to pursue homosexual relationships are speaking out after a Supreme Court decision that legalized gay marriage across the United States.

Pope Francis on Friday criticized world powers for their failure to find a solution to the Syrian conflict, saying the country’s Christians had been united by “the blood of the martyrs” lost in war.

An Indiana state trooper has been fired for evangelizing while on the job, according to Fox59 News.

New research suggests that nearly 50 percent of teens seen in the emergency department for any reason report peer violence. Moreover, nearly 50 percent also report being the victims of cyberbullying.

New York City is requiring employees, landlords, and all types of businesses to use pronouns consistent with an individual’s preference.

The U.S. Department of Justice said that they will be releasing partial transcripts of the Orlando shooter’s calls to 911, but his pledge of allegiance to ISIS will be excluded.

Perry Noble, the former pastor of NewSpring Church in South Carolina, recently updated his supporters on his process of rehabilitation after he was fired over alcohol abuse.

I’ve noticed that God has a tendency to choose people to do His work that we would never consider choosing.