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Amid a culture that worships celebrity and gauges every activity by the amount of fun involved, the church must stand out by pointing people to the need for conversion and …

In the 21st century mainstream culture, spirituality has reached new heights of popularity. However, much of what passes itself off for spirituality is nothing more than vacuous self-worship which stands …

Secular scientists who fear allowing the conclusions of creationism into secular universities have good reason to be afraid because they are accountable to the creator, Kurt Wise, professor of theology …

The alleged discovery by archaeologists and genetic scientists of the “lost tomb of Jesus” is nothing more than a made-for-television hoax that will not undermine the Christian faith, R. Albert …

Though the Christian church has evidenced shortcomings in every era of its history, Christians have done much more good than harm in Western society, R. Albert Mohler Jr. said Feb. …

When Robert Plummer started dating his future wife, the couple made what may seem like a radical commitment: they would not kiss each other on the lips prior to marriage. …

LOUSIVILLE, Ky.—More than 700 college students gathered at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary February 9-10 to wrestle with the question “Does God Care About Sex?” at the school’s annual Give …

Embryonic stem cell research is fundamentally wrong because it destroys human beings who deserve moral respect, Princeton University professor Robert P. George said Feb. 8 in the Norton Lectures at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.

In His Sermon on the Mount, Jesus told His hearers that a person must be perfect if he or she is to gain entrance into the kingdom of God.

Reflection on how people become a part of God’s family and God’s command to care for orphans reveals the value and importance of adoption, Randy Stinson said Jan. 30 at the first Pendergraph women’s ministry event of the spring semester.

Many Christian men do not know how to exercise biblical leadership in their homes and in practice deny the Scripture’s demands that call men to lead, protect and provide for their families, Randy Stinson, leader of the Council on Biblical Manhood and Womanhood (CBMW), told students Wednesday at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.