The college years are a crucial time for people to engage in relationships that give them encouragement and support. Here's how Christians can mentor college students and help slow the church drop-out rate.

American Christians have a lot of virtues but historical mindedness isn?t one of them. As Americans we like to think that we?re the first to do most things but history demonstrates that to be false. We?re not the first Christians. We?re part of an ancient and widespread family.

You've heard them - the statements people commonly make when objecting to Christianity. Here's how you can respond when you hear, "That may be True for You but Not for Me."

Parenthood can be exciting and fulfilling---even more so for Christians who understand what a family is biblically and what the family is for in God's great design for the world. (Read more)

Our current climate of spiritual openness coupled with spiritual desire and hunger for spiritual experience should be a perfect setting for evangelism. Yet this is not what is happening.

The 2001 suicide attacks by Islamic fanatics on the World Trade Center in New York and elsewhere are seen by the "New Atheists" as surefire demonstrations of the intrinsic evil of religion. But is it true that lurking within every religious believer lies a potential terrorist and that if we get rid of religion the world will be a safer place?