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Today is the annual “Bring Your Bible to School Day.” Supported by Focus on the Family, the day is intended to empower students and their families to live their faith boldly on campus and in society.

In an interview with Religion News Service, Bible teacher Anne Graham Lotz shared that she would "never come out against women being ordained," though she does not believe that she has been called to be a minister. 

As someone who’s spent the past twenty-five years writing and speaking about prayer, I have heard a lot of good prayers. Having heard all these good people and all their good words, I don’t think prayer gets much better than this: “Lord,...

In my website paper on this subject, I explain IVF in detail, including its history, five procedural options, and various ethical issues. With regard to today’s discussion, three positions are typically supported by Christian ethicists today.

Jesus invites us, “Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest.” But will we listen to him?

When the crisis comes, run to God. The Hebrew word for refuge is literally “a place to which we flee.” Don’t walk to him—run. Run to his help, his power, his love, his grace. And seek the “strength” he offers, knowing that his power can be yours...

Olympic gymnast Simone Biles withdrew from the Individual All-Around finals at the Olympics yesterday. Biles shared that she withdrew because of increased stress on her mental health.

We see from Jesus' example that time alone with God empowers us to carry out God’s purpose for our life. It was after withdrawing into the wilderness in Luke 4 that he began performing miracles.

Two years after the deadliest attacks in American history, life for most Americans goes on largely as it did in the days before terrorism became a domestic concern. But Jennifer Sands and Abdo Hashem are not most Americans.

For Jennifer Sands and Abdo Hashem, life took a radical turn after Sept. 11, 2001. They not only lost close family members, but were forced to make the most important choice of their lives: Will I turn to God for strength? Or will I turn away in...

Whether taking on the slopes or figure skating on ice, Olympic competitors have a range of backgrounds and stories, but several athletes are opening up about their Christian faith as they compete. Here’s a look at seven Christian athletes...

NEW YORK (AP) - Baseball fans, meet the first Mr. November - Derek Jeter.

Five years ago, following the tragic events of 9/11, Stacie Ruth Stoelting - then 17 - founded a ministry. She encourages her peers (and all of us) to stand strong for Christ in this post-9/11 world.