First things first. Mental illness is real and needs compassion, concern and, when called for, treatment. For example, I have written about the importance of understanding the very real nature of depression and the importance of its treatment. Second things second. Not everything we are calling “mental health issues” are, well, mental health issues.

It turns out the science isn’t settled and suffering families have been lied to all along.

Pro-life students at the University of Manchester in the U.K. were threatened and spat upon as they tried to give a talk last week and ultimately had to be protected by police, according to individuals who witnessed the scene.

Scientists who mimic creation's design unknowingly glorify the Creator.

The mother of Laken Riley, an Augusta University student who was murdered on campus last month, took to social media to encourage people to turn to Jesus Christ.

"That verse contradicts that one. How can the Bible be true? There's gotta be a problem here. It must have been written without inspiration." That doesn't mean we shouldn't answer the question of these verses that don't seem to say the same thing.

The last living sibling of the late evangelist Billy Graham passed away last week at the age of 91. Jean Graham Ford had been declining in health since last December and died Thursday morning following a stroke.

Another case of a teen taken from home over pronoun usage.

A unanimous U.S. Supreme Court handed former president Donald Trump a major victory Monday, reversing the Colorado Supreme Court and ruling he can remain on the ballot in all 50 states in the face of challenges claiming that he violated the Constitution’s Fourteenth Amendment.

I have heard for many years people in churches or on social media say something like this: “we need to sing more hymns because they are deeper than modern songs.”