Canadian researchers are revisiting a hotly debated sociological question: Why do some churches decline while others succeed?
Canadian researchers are revisiting a hotly debated sociological question: Why do some churches decline while others succeed?
Even if your political party wins the White House, it doesn’t mean that the culture at large will see things your way and start behaving differently.
Donald Trump may have met with hundreds of conservative Christian leaders, mostly evangelicals, in New York on Tuesday (June 21), but not all Christians have lined up behind him.
Pastor Rafael Cruz, the father of Ted Cruz, is touring Iowa to help encourage conservative Christians to vote for his son.
Chuck Colson always said we Christians must make our arguments winsomely. What happens if we get shouted down—again and again? We keep going. Winsomely.
Abortion opponents anticipating legislative gains by a Republican-dominated Congress were thrown into disarray after GOP leaders withdrew an anti-abortion bill that had been seen as a done deal.
Conservative Christians are taking credit for the Republican sweep of the U.S. Senate and GOP victories farther down the ticket in Tuesday’s midterm elections, and they predict they will prevail again in 2016.
