As many nonreligious folks are now seeing through tearful eyes, we need more than
mere men who can temporarily help us. We need a God who can eternally save us.

Australia has changed in ways that few could have predicted. The country is now grappling with a growing culture clash brought on by mass immigration, the rise of Islam as a visible force in public life...

It’s with trepidation that I address the buildup of excitement regarding the possibility of the Rapture occurring on September 23 or 24, 2025, during the Feast of Trumpets. I recognize it’s a sensitive subject...

...Robinson’s parents and Bailey’s parents both lived approximately 5 minutes apart.

Lance Twiggs has become one of the most talked-about names in Utah after being revealed as a key figure in the investigation into the killing of Charlie Kirk. Within days of the shooting, investigators confirmed...

There is overwhelming support for banning cellphones during class time in middle and high schools. Two-thirds of Americans believe phone-free schools will help students improve their grades and behavior.

Artificial intelligence is transforming our world at an unprecedented rate, but what does this mean for Christians, morality and human flourishing?

America is exceptional. Not because of our wealth, our military power, nor even our enduring laws and institutions...For a nation to be truly exceptional, it must embody absolute ideas and principles...

...While 52% of all adults and 66% of self-professed Christians agree that “everyone has sinned,” 33% of adults claim that everyone else is guilty of sin, but that they are not...

...Despite knowing we should pray, we often do not. Or we don’t pray long enough. Or faithfully enough. Or fervently enough. Even though prayer is a great privilege, we often find ourselves feeling lacking.

A brand-new national survey has delivered a shocking revelation: while most Americans still believe sin exists, far fewer are willing to admit they themselves are sinners.

...The violence and intolerance of the left isn’t confined to a radical fringe. It’s foundational to the left’s entire revolutionary political project going back more than a half-century in this country.

The Left kills those with whom it disagrees, such as folks who believe in free speech and the Second Amendment. Leftists routinely do so with the guns they purportedly despise.

...As Zarutska bled out, nobody moved to help her for one minute and 35 seconds. Certain incidents in American life prompt serious change. This should be one of them.

...Flags could be seen far and wide, including St. George's Cross, the Union Flag, the Scottish saltire and the Welsh dragon. Others carried wooden crosses with "Christ" written on them while singing Christian songs.

After years of stagnant church attendance, a surprising shift is underway. Millennials and Gen Z are emerging as the new “backbone of church attendance,” driving a resurgence in spiritual engagement...

...Charlie Kirk's murder is not just the loss of a man--it is a wound to our nation's soul. Charlie's mission was never to silence his critics or impose his views by force. Quite the opposite.

We’ve encountered some strange reasons for church conflict. Some churches have disagreements over matters of consequence—doctrine, governance, or leadership. This article is not about such cases. 

The best dating app can only start relationships. Churches can nurture and sustain them.

President Donald Trump announced that his administration would be pursuing an effort to protect the right to pray in schools. “To have a great nation, you have to have religion,” Trump stated.

...So, if the majority of mankind hates the truth and hates the light, why do men like Charlie Kirk feel so convicted to share both in hostile territory? It is outspoken confidence in the purposes of God...

Amid the grief of Charlie Kirk's untimely death, one Florida Democrat decided to pour salt in the wound with a Facebook post that twisted holy scripture into a sneer at Kirk’s devout beliefs.