The Election Results Are In: Who Won Your Heart?

Once again, the U.S. Supreme Court won’t hear cases about worker time off for religious observance. Coupled with a strongly worded dissent, this latest denial speaks to religious liberty in the last days.

According to Gallup Inc., U.S. adult membership in churches, synagogues, or mosques is at 47 percent, down more than 20 points since 2000. What does this mean for your own church attendance?

A recent Vatican announcement saying that priests cannot bless same-sex couples in a church ceremony has caused a global stir, especially given Pope Francis’s earlier statements about the topic. Where is all this headed?

A series of more than 20,000 earthquakes has rocked the southwestern region of Iceland. Are these signs of an approaching volcanic eruption—or something much more?

Braving potential terrorist violence and the threat of COVID-19 infection, Pope Francis visited war-torn Iraq last week. What is the significance of his trip?

A congregation of self-styled “progressive Christians” in Nashville has declared the Bible isn’t the infallible Word of God. What does it mean?

Some believe that filling up the entire Sahara Desert with solar panels could generate enough electricity to power the earth four times over. That sounds like amazing news, but is there more at stake?

Do you believe that God created the world in six days? If so, some would say that you’ve been duped by a conspiracy theory.

A major international affairs magazine says President Biden and Pope Francis could work together for “a climate change miracle.” What does Bible prophecy say about the United States and the Vatican at the end of the age?

A case involving prayer at a high school football game is going before federal judges January 25. Is the Supreme Court next? And how does this involve your liberty?

As the freedom to speak seems to be eroding in America, the notion of truth is equally changing. What can we Christians do about it?

Media reports indicate the “Do No Harm Act,” to be considered in the new Congress, might “change religious freedom as you know it.” Is this a foretaste of things to come?

Many in the church today wonder how to reach—and retain—young members. A new study suggests relationships are key.

Every January, tens of millions resolve to lose weight, spend less time on their jobs, stick to a budget, and so on. But this year, people are singing a different tune. What’s the key to a successful 2021?

With pieces of 1960-throwback ceramic art, Italy has left visitors to the Vatican’s Nativity display with a variety of impressions—and questions.

Pope Francis takes several major steps in his unique brand of globalization while the world keeps an anxious eye on the United States. Where are these two powerhouses heading?

Tony Hsieh, co-founder of online footwear store Zappos.com, was worth as much as $840 million. Over the Thanksgiving holiday, the 46-year-old died alone in what appeared to be an accidental house fire. What lessons can we learn from his untimely death?

A middle-of-the-night ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court trashed restrictions on worship services in New York State. What does this bode for the future of religious liberty?

A story about a Washington state man who doctors say “came back from the dead” after his heart stopped has gone viral. What lessons can we learn?

Reports show that restrictions on religion by the government are at a record high—and that Christianity is the most persecuted faith in the world. Is this a preview of things to come?

A new discovery in Israel backs up claims in the Book of Judges that the ancient Israelites contended with the Canaanites for parts of the land promised to Moses.

The Amazing Randi was an escape artist who later disproved many spiritual and paranormal claims. But did he miss the greatest truths of all?

In a new documentary, Pope Francis has generated controversy by expressing support for civil unions for same-sex couples? What should Christians think?

In a new teaching, Pope Francis argues, “The right to private property can only be considered a secondary natural right.” Many believers might be surprised to learn this. What does the Bible say?

Now trending in the travel sector, “flights to nowhere” are being snapped up by stir-crazy flyers as the pandemic labors on. How does this compare to God’s plans for us?

A new book traces the history of Thomas Jefferson’s highly edited account of Jesus’ life. Are Christians today similarly treating the gospel like a buffet?

A 167-foot-tall monument to answered prayer is soon to rise in England. What story will the anticipated one million “prayer bricks” tell?

Responding to legislative protests, the Pentagon has moved to guarantee religious rights for servicemembers. Some opponents are upset.

Record-breaking fires across the Pacific Northwest, especially California, spell disaster for thousands of residents. Does this have anything to do with the end times?

Barna president David Kinnaman said as many as one in five American churches could close due to the COVID-19 pandemic. What does this mean for the larger Christian church?