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Muslim villagers in West Java, Indonesia on Christmas Day stopped a congregation from celebrating Christmas in a home, according to various sources.

We must stand for truth and become defenders of the Christian faith.

Have you heard of the little boy who found a long stick and cut notches he assumed to be accurate measurements? He went running to his mother and said, “Mom! I made this ruler and measured myself! I’m seven feet tall!”If we use the wrong...

Where in the world has God sent you today?

The Gospel is the only spiritual chemotherapy for the spiritual malignancy that afflicts every human being.

It's time for a revival of Christian imagination inspired by God instead of self and online likes.

To now change the way words are used (a classic approach of dictatorships since time immemorial; for evidence, read George Orwell's 1984) is at best special pleading and at worst malevolent. It is certainly suspicious.

There will be times in our race of faith when we will feel exhausted, overwhelmed, discouraged, or tempted to give up. In those moments, considering Jesus' endurance can renew our strength.

You may have lately listened to lies and found yourself feeling unaccepted, neglected, rejected, overlooked, or unseen. But toss out those lies. God says you are accepted, never rejected, always seen, and certainly so loved.

Columbia, an Ivy League school in New York City, became an epicenter when a tent city dubbed the “Gaza Solidarity Encampment” was created on the school’s campus.

Non-Christians typically believe the gospel to the degree that Christians live the gospel.

Know the truth of who you are and the power of Christ in you. Stand firm, clothed (abiding) in the character and identity of Jesus Christ.

If you are experiencing that painful feeling of not being chosen today, remember that you’ve already been enlisted. Ask God what work he has for you today as part of his holy priesthood.

Despite what oracles of a post-Christian society promised, the kids are far from happier and free.

Winds may blow, and waves may crash, and that can be difficult to experience. But Jesus remains in the storm-riddled boat along with us. Given that, we have a choice as to what we focus on. We can focus on the wind and the waves and the furious...

When we ask God to prepare our hearts for a new year, what are we asking Him to accomplish in our lives? In looking at the life of Jesus, what did He do to prepare Himself to face each coming day and remain faithful?