Texas Flood Challenges Faith

Gen Z has a big screen problem. A recent study suggests, however, that certain digital natives do not—those who prioritize reading the Bible. Does your lifestyle now affect your eternal life later?

A new scientific study posits that gradual elongation of the length of a day on Earth was imperative to the evolution of life. Can this be fact?

A special interest group is calling for the Bible on display at a VA hospital in New Hampshire to be replaced by a book of faith, featuring the world’s most common religions. But looking at this in the light of eternity spells a different perspective.

The 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo, Japan, delayed for an entire year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, is finally being held—and the results are revealing much about the state of the world. How desperately do people want unity?

A new report found that U.S. deaths by overdose increased by a horrifying 29 percent in 2020. Is there a solution to this drug crisis?

Amidst the flickering hope and unimaginable grief of the Surfside condominium collapse, questions yet remain. What crucial warning would we do well to take heed from this tragedy?

After much speculation, the UFO report from the U.S. Office of the Director of National Intelligence produces a lot more questions than it does answers. Fortunately, the Bible has it covered.

The state of California finally came out of hiding after 15 months of coronavirus-tiered restrictions, with multimillion-dollar vaccine incentives and a focus on recreation. Is this the freedom so long awaited for?

As inflation rises, the future of the American economy remains uncertain. But even as our cost of living balloons, there is one thing every person can afford …

A high school senior’s graduation speech turned into a case of religious liberty when her principal tried to eliminate her remarks on her Christian faith. How is the gospel being stifled—and what can we do about it?

Tarot has become the hot trend of the day. Is it a harmless game—or a part of the devil’s last-ditch effort in the great controversy?

U.S. “Climate Czar” John Kerry’s interview with Vatican News touts his private meeting with Pope Francis—and points to Bible prophecy. Are you familiar with the little horn?

A land dispute has sparked an old conflict between Israeli and Palestinian forces—and one of the battle sites is none other than the city of Jerusalem. What does the Bible tell us about end-time strife?

In a simulation exercise, NASA scientists—and others—say the Earth is defenseless against a massive asteroid striking the planet. But will the world really end this way?

According to the Vatican’s official newspaper, Judas Iscariot, the ultimate betrayer, was saved following his betrayal of Christ. Is that true?

A photo of Queen Elizabeth II sitting alone, distanced from family members, during her husband’s April 17 funeral hit front pages around the world. Prince Philip’s death has led millions to think about life—and the life beyond.

A recent Egyptian archaeological dig uncovers a long-lost ancient city with an unsolved mystery. What does the God of the Bible have to do with it?

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.