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Over time, our morals, convictions, and values have deteriorated with each passing year regardless of who sits in the White House. Things that were once accepted moral knowledge have been twisted and distorted by a society antagonistic toward God...

The Bible offers practical guidance for living a life that honors God, from the importance of being a "burden carrier" to the power of Scripture in shaping our thoughts and actions. By embracing the wisdom of Proverbs, the authority of Scripture,...

Dick Morris, our Machiavelli of the modern age, is rolling out a new line of advice for the Republican Party--ditch Christian conservatives. Will the G.O.P. follow Bill Clinton's favorite advisor's counsel?

Check out the parallels today: Jesus and Jephthah; Jesus and Light. Also find out how the OT is a book of pictures while the NT is the pictures "with skin on." Learn more about the parallels and the pictures today...

Twenty years ago, Russell Jacoby published The Last Intellectuals: American Culture in the Age of Academe. If you have heard the phrase “public intellectual,” you can thank his work. “I offered a generational explanation for what I saw as the...

There are some saying the new habit of watching church services at home will continue after the current stay-in-place orders are lifted. Others believe that Christians will miss the fellowship with other believers and will crave being with them in...

The patriotic schmaltz feels right. If we can't be sentimental about preserving culture, we've lost touch with what these characters did.

One of the exhortations that can never be issued to the evangelical world too often is that Christians must learn to think, and to think biblically. Of course, not only is such a dynamic demanded by virtue of our allegiance to Christ, but right...

The two men walking down the road to Emmaus and inviting Jesus—unrecognized by the men—to dinner are average men. They are two of the band of first followers of Jesus.

“How Firm a Foundation” has long been a popular hymn, especially in the North American Church. Charles Hodge, the great Princeton theologian, was so overwhelmed by the fourth verse that he could only gesture the words.

Since we have so great a cloud of witnesses surrounding us... (Heb. 12:1). Every follower of Christ is a part of something grand and ancient.

A press conference was held last week in D.C. to address the dramatic increase in Christian persecution around the world.

John MacArthur is in the midst of penning a series of articles that will address (and encourage and scold) the Young, Restless, Reformed movement—this thing they call the New Calvinism. I have one great concern about this...

Waiting on the Lord is some of the hardest work any of us will ever do. Only the strong can wait on the Lord.

Love was when God surprised those he had created by being born as one of them—as a baby.