The Olympic Games represent a striving for excellence in athletic achievement. Paul used them to illustrate another great contest.

The ancient word of Job reflect an age-old question: What happens to us when we die? Is there life after death? The Bible give the clear-and to many surprising-answers.

Spreading drought in large portions of the U.S. breadbasket brings a comparison to dust-bowl conditions of the 1930s. What can be learned?

Will humanity ever find a way to settle its differences without resorting to the violence of war?

Is there a better way to resolve problems besides war?

Suicide at age 14 is devastating even to comprehend. But there is a day the dead will live again, free from the pain they once knew.

Some christians don't have the full meaning of the gospel that Christ brought. Here's the full story.

Crime costs the United States at least $450 billion annually, according to the first U.S. Justice Department report to try to calculate the cost of domestic violence and child abuse along with other crimes including murder, robbery and rape.

The world set both good and bad records in 1995, according to the Worldwatch Institute's annual report, "Vital Signs 1996."

From Europe to the environment, here's a look at the latest headlines and their significance from a Biblical standpoint.

Contrary to popular perception, adult men, not fellow teenagers, father most babies born to teen mothers in the United States.

Both the apostles and the early Church misunderstood Christ's second coming. Could you be repeating their mistakes today?

Keep a watchful eye on old diseases we thought we had mostly conquered-and potentially many new ones.

God promises eternal life to all who believe in and accept Jesus Christ as their Savior. But do we have any responsibility beyond believing?

In spite of some notable successes here and there in the world, the public often has the uneasy, even unspoken, feeling that we are gradually losing ground in the war against pollution and environmental damage to our precious planet.

Traditional Christianity claims to focus its worship on Jesus Christ. But didn't Jesus Christ Himself direct our attention, including even our prayers, to God the Father?

Did the Apostle Paul Abolish the Sabbath?

Why did God command the Sabbath to be observed? And why is it almost universally misunderstood? Read on to get a biblical view of this subject.

In today's busy society, enjoying the family meal together is becoming increasingly rare. Here's why it's worth saving—and how to save it.