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As our culture continues down the “truth is what you believe it to be” road, we can expect more people to claim the right to define themselves by whatever age, gender, or race they choose.

Scary movies can have a quiet but lasting effect on young hearts. Here’s how to guard your home and still enjoy meaningful movie nights this season.

North Carolina’s state legislature approved a bill Wednesday that extends the state’s abortion waiting period to 72 hours, joining four other states that have passed similar legislation.

Each year, Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of Lent. In 2026, Ash Wednesday will be on February 18th. Ash Wednesday focuses the Christian’s heart on repentance and prayer, usually through personal and communal confession. 

Parents are walking away from public schools in record numbers — and not just for academic reasons. Here’s why more families believe Christian education isn’t just an option but a calling.

Focusing on ideas and alternatives rather than advice is a crucial aspect of helping someone you love overcome life-controlling problems, allowing them to make their own choices and take ownership of their recovery. By trusting God for guidance...

The State of the Union address got tense Tuesday night with President Trump turning before shaking Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi's hand and Pelosi tearing the President's speech as it came to an end. Amid the political tension, here are three...

In the areas of creative problem-solving, fluency of ideas, and mental agility, our students are falling short. Why?

This week, Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer vetoed multiple items in the state budget designed to promote adoption, including tax credits for adoptive parents and a marketing program that would have promoted adoption as an alternative to abortion....

WASHINGTON (AP) - A group of military experts led by two retired general officers will develop a list of alternatives to Puerto Rico's Vieques island as a training range for U.S. naval forces, the Pentagon announced Thursday.

A recent survey of 2,000 American high school students found over half of students surveyed (55%) believe college isn’t a requirement for a successful career, compared to 45 percent who think it’s mandatory.