Across churches, homes, workplaces, and communities, many Christian men are quietly struggling. Not always loudly. Not always visibly. But inwardly, many are drifting. They believe the Bible. They love their
Christians today often struggle with an important question: Should believers be involved in politics and the election process at all? Some Christians believe faith should remain entirely private, separated from
A Father’s Faith That Changed A Nation The children of the late Arkansas man whose grassroots effort led to “In God We Trust” adorning U.S. paper currency told The Christian
Why Eternal Security Gives Christians Real Hope One of the greatest struggles many Christians quietly carry is fear about their salvation. Some believers constantly wonder: “Am I truly saved?” “What
Clarence Thomas: Standing Alone Few men in modern American history have faced the kind of pressure, public hostility, and relentless scrutiny that Clarence Thomas endured. To some, he is one
Tim Tebow: Faith Under the Brightest Lights In a culture where public faith is often mocked, criticized, or pressured into silence, few athletes have stood as boldly and consistently for
How Christians Can Live Joyfully During Difficult Times Every generation faces difficult seasons. Wars, economic uncertainty, sickness, broken relationships, political division, anxiety, persecution, and personal loss have always existed in
Federal authorities have charged an Iraqi national with ties to Iranian-backed terrorist organizations in what prosecutors describe as one of the most alarming international terror cases in recent years. According
Why Voters Say College Is No Longer Worth The Cost Recent public opinion has turned sharply against the idea that a college degree is a guaranteed path to prosperity. Voters
Churches Are Full — But Many Christians Remain Biblically Uninformed Across America, churches continue to gather millions of people every Sunday. Christian podcasts dominate portions of the streaming charts. Bible