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If I could give young Christians a few gifts to help them to live steadily amid today’s seismic cultural shifts, one of those

You’ll probably be hearing a lot about evolution this month.

I stand in awe of how God led me to become pastor of Fox Valley Christian Reformed Church.

The top Washington lobbyist for the National Association of Evangelicals, who had already faced criticism for his embrace of environmenta

The church has to be careful that baptismal renewal ceremonies do not resemble baptism and that they are not perceived by the person rene

Church leaders from around the globe met in December in Washington, D.C., to discuss their hopes for the Obama administration and their w

Slightly more than half of U.S.

Rev. Robert A. Schuller has resigned as senior pastor of the Crystal Cathedral in Southern California after his father, the Rev.

United in their aversion to the liberal drift of the Episcopal Church and the Anglican Church of Canada, a group of conservatives in Dece

Jan. 15, 1911 – Oct. 23, 2008

My daughter and her husband took their four kids to see the Vermont Lake Monsters play baseball.

This year—July 10, 2009, to be exact—marks the 500th anniversary of John Calvin’s birth.

On may 24, 2005, Joel and Holly Davis from Bellevue, Nebraska, experienced what they call a “God thing.” On that day, Preside

Have you ever heard of John Calvin?

In the midst of the busyness and noise of life, do you find it hard to stop and listen to God?

Admit it. A certain, not necessarily flattering, image comes to mind when you think of John Calvin.

Relationships

Q Does everyone go through a midlife crisis at some point?

Thank You’s

I loved Jacob Eppinga’s “Preachers” (Cabbages and Kings, January 2007).

In August 2007 the Lord said to my family, “Leave your friends and country and go to the land I will show you.

The last person in the world who would want us to make a big deal out of his 500th birthday is John Calvin himself.

Have you ever met a person who seems incredibly attuned to others?

When Renata da Silva Moura learned that she had cancer, she thought her life was over.