A Georgia congressman is introducing a bill to make 2010 the Year of the Bible. Paul Broun (R-GA) has gathered 15 co-sponsors to mimic Ronald Reagan’s endeavors when, in 1983, he instituted a Year of the Bible with the approval of Congress.

While the rest of us may be worried about violent Mexican drug gangs on our border or about terrorists who are going to be released from Guantanamo, the director of Homeland Security is worried about “right-wing extremists.”

 A California abortionist has been ordered to prison for performing abortions without a medical license. In the 1990s, Bertha Bugarin operated 11 abortion mills and ran the second largest abortion chain in California.

 In May, the California Supreme Court upheld Proposition 8, a state constitutional amendment defining marriage as the union of a man and a woman.

 Family Research Council has started a movement named “Call 2 Fall,” drawing from the admonition in 2 Chronicles 7:14: “If My people, who are called by My name, will humble themselves and pray and...

 The Brazilian government is seeking to ban from daytime television what it refers to as homophobic Christian programming.

 Anglicans have conducted lengthy debate over sexuality issues since 2003 when the Episcopal Church, the Anglican body in the U.S., consecrated the first openly gay bishop, V. Gene Robinson of New Hampshire.

Homosexuality is becoming a way of life for many young people who are buying the lie that they are born homosexuals. The world equates same-sex attraction with...

 In May, Denver Archbishop Charles J. Chaput accepted the Canterbury Medal, an award given yearly to honor those who have “most resolutely refused to render to Caesar that which is God’s.”

You may recall the 2004 story about a kindergartener in Newtown Square, Pennsylvania, who wanted his mom to come read to his classmates during his “All About Me” time.

 Home schooling has been on the rise for several years, and now the faltering economy seems to be encouraging that growth. More budget-conscious families are thinking of home school as an alternative to pricey private schools.

Shortly after I married his daughter, my father-in-law gave me one of the most treasured gifts I have ever received – a book titled Hedges: Loving Your Marriage Enough to Protect It.

 In mid-May, Pennsylvania state Sen. John Eichelberger (R) announced his plans to introduce a Marriage Protection Amendment. 

The AFA-sponsored TEA Party rallies were a stunning success on April 15, and another round of gatherings slated for the nation’s birthday is expected to attract many thousands of participants.

Cpl. Ronny Porta, USMC, was driving his Humvee outside Al Asad, Iraq, on May 5, 2007, when the vehicle struck a controlled IED (improvised explosive device).

Democrats and Republicans are battling for educational control in the Lone Star state.
  The Texas Senate has introduced Senate Bill 2275. That bill seeks to take curriculum decisions away...

Despite a consumer boycott, the number two soft drink manufacturer in the U.S. continues to be out front about its support of the homosexual agenda, ignoring the concerns of pro-family groups who...

In the howling sexual storms assaulting our nation’s young people, scientific research demonstrates that there are two especially strong bulwarks: parents and religion.

 The Parents Television Council (PTC) is calling for change and greater transparency in the TV ratings system.

Honesty check: Raise your hand if you consider theology dry, dull or even divisive. Keep ’em up. Now, raise your hand if you’ve ever caught yourself more interested in talking theology than living it.

 A spokesperson with the Cornwall Alliance has labeled as misleading a new report that claims the majority of evangelical Christians consider manmade climate change a serious issue.

 Christian singer and songwriter Brandon Heath was one of the biggest winners during the recent Dove Awards.

Sweden, which legalized abortion in 1938, has gone one step further by legalizing “gender based” abortion that allows a mother to decide to abort her baby based solely on gender.

First, understand the culture. We cannot possibly reach today’s teenagers with a message of sexual purity without a solid understanding of where they’re coming from on the issue.

 Tennessee authorities invalidated the 18-month marriage of a transgender woman and a man, saying the state considers them both men.

Tony and Sarah Henderson are church planters in Santa Cruz, Bolivia. Soon after arriving there in 1999, they were blessed with a son, Ryan, and a few years later another, Tyler.

During one of the early presidential candidate debates before the 2008 election, Jim Vandehei addressed Senator John McCain with this question: “Senator McCain...

Dr. Seuss’ penned the words first; now 12-year-old Lia is echoing them around the world: “Even though you can’t see them or hear them at all, a person is a person, no matter how small.”