The filth was gone! The stench ceased! She had become as clean as the garment. In an instant all had become new. The King, himself, had made her presentable! She was to be presented to the King! Walking through the immense door, she handed her invitation to the guard. He ushered her into the Great... Continue Reading

As Bowling Green State University researcher Susan L. Brown (and many others) have found, children born to married couples, on average, “experience better education, social, cognitive and behavioral outcomes” than others. For the first time in American history, more than half of all births to American women under 30 are occurring outside of marriage. That’s... Continue Reading

If the “Seven Deadly Sins” are all that deadly, why is it so enlivening to stuff our faces in Grant Park, admire ourselves in South Beach, bet the house at Caesars Palace, surf ESPN channels in Indianapolis, hate the Giants at Eagles games, flip someone the bird on Michigan Avenue and casually copulate in Oregon?... Continue Reading

Ham has won the NRB best ministry website award for the second time in six years. The convention jury said in a statement that the ministry’s website is “Not only … attractive and easy-to-use, but its true hallmark is that AiG posts several new items to its site every day and they all relate to... Continue Reading

“If the government can force Catholic monks to dispense birth control, what can’t the government do? If the government can decide that East Texas Baptist University is not religious enough to have the right to religious liberty, what can’t the government do? If this administration can just decide that religious believers are less important than... Continue Reading

The fact is that the earliest manuscripts of all or parts of Mark that we do have show remarkable consistency and stability. And none of the minor variations between different manuscripts affect any major doctrine of Christianity at all Much of the biblical scholarly world has been buzzing since Feb. 1, when a New Testament... Continue Reading

Tim and Kathy Keller wrapped up their three-part series on marriage this week by talking about one of the most debated, and oftentimes hated, topics when it comes to tying the knot: submission. Speaking on the Focus on the Family radio program, the couple who helped start Redeemer Presbyterian Church in New York City, explained... Continue Reading

Rep. Frank R. Wolf (R-Va.), who supported Cook’s nomination, called the visa refusal “outrageous” and said the White House’s silence on the issue could have long-term consequences. Chinese officials denied a visa to a top State Department envoy and refused to meet with her to discuss issues of religious freedom days before this week’s high-profile... Continue Reading

Americans who are also Christians can take this a step further. Could God be signaling His people in the United States that He still has major tasks for us in strengthening the work of His kingdom around the world? The evangelism and education of His people, both here and in other nations, are not yet... Continue Reading

“HB 1 recognizes that human life begins at conception and also declares that unborn children and their parents have protectable legal interests The immediate effect of HB 1 will be to create a civil cause of action for the wrongful death of an unborn child to enable parents to sue a third party for damages... Continue Reading