The Divinity Debate and the Megiddo Mosaic

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?

One of the most vital questions asked in the Bible is found in Matthew 16:15, when Jesus asks the twelve, “Who do you say that I am?” A new survey reveals Americans’ answers to that same question—and the responses might surprise you!

A respected magazine has published an article asserting secularism is on the rise while religious adherence is waning. Are its claims true—and if so, what does it mean in these last days?

A new outbreak of wildfires in Northern California threatens thousands of homes and the people who live in them. Through the tumult, we can take comfort in God’s promises.

The ongoing dispute between a Protestant church in a remote part of Los Angeles County and local officials now sees the church holding indoor, in-person worship in defiance of a court order. What’s next, and what does this mean for the future?

“What must I do to be saved?” is an age-old question. But a new survey says that a near-majority of Americans believe that being a good person can be your ticket to heaven. Is that true?

There appears to be a divide in evangelical Christianity over how churches should worship: packed in as normal or socially distant. What’s God got to do with it?

The CEOs of Amazon, Google, Facebook, and Apple appeared virtually before a House Judiciary Subcommittee on claims of antitrust violations. How does this affect you—and your eternal life?

Despite reports about Americans turning to faith in the pandemic, engagement with the Bible has declined. Why? And what does this mean for the church—and for believers?

Declaring the ancient Hagia Sophia a Muslim worship center again, Turkey has upset European allies and left Pope Francis “very pained.” What does it mean for global religious tensions?

Many orthodox believers found much to cheer in recent Supreme Court rulings. But will these “victories” be short-lived? What does the future hold?

Even as the country celebrated another Independence Day, American patriotism is at an unprecedented low. What does this mean for the nation’s future? And what is God calling us to do?

Even as congregations reopen, many Americans say they’re unwilling to sit in a pew just yet. Now an academic predicts a “religion recession” as the pandemic continues, but what does the Bible predict?

On June 15, a majority of Supreme Court justices ruled that employers can’t discriminate in hiring or employment on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity. Will this harm the free exercise of religion?

Just when you’d almost forgotten, the Mayan calendar is back! People predicted the end of the world in 2012 based on an interpretation of this calendar, but the numbers were off: Now it’s proposed to be in 2020. Or is it?

New research in Israel documents the presence of the Canaanites as a “homogeneous group” that lived in Israel before Abraham’s arrival. Bible skeptics lose another argument.

Advances in virtual reality technology, “chatbots,” and even a proposal to capture memories from the just-deceased fuel speculation on whether humans can live forever. God, however, has a far better plan.

The international lockdown caused by the coronavirus pandemic is leading millions to report “weird” dreams. Let’s take a biblical look …

Fewer Americans are tying the knot. What’s behind this trend, what does it mean, and what does God have to say?

After eight weeks of lockdown, many citizens are itching to get back to life, lest they break under the strain. How can we move ahead—and cope with the “new normal”?

New York’s governor declared it was humans, not God, who “flattened the curve” of the dreaded coronavirus. Is it wise to leave out the Almighty in all of this?

Despite the global pandemic, people are rediscovering the good about family. Will these changes last? And what part do we have in providing hope for a better tomorrow?

Speaking with a Catholic journalist, Pope Francis called the coronavirus pandemic evidence of “nature’s response” to global neglect of the environment. Is he right?

At a time when only six percent of Americans hold a biblical worldview, will the coronavirus pandemic spark spiritual revival?

An arrest warrant was issued for a Florida pastor who refused to suspend in-person worship during the coronavirus crisis. New York’s mayor also issued a dire warning to congregations.

Defying government restrictions—and sometimes proven laws of health—religious adherents are taking risks during the global coronavirus pandemic.

The current state of our world appears to sync up with last-day Bible prophecy. How do we prepare for what is coming?

Having an active religious faith can be good for your health, a new study in Britain finds. But there’s much more to the Bible’s whole-health message!

For at least three days, 83-year-old Pope Francis has canceled events and appearances due to illness at the same time the COVID-19 coronavirus has spread in Italy. How should believers approach the burgeoning crisis?