morality

The Bachelorette has been on television for fifteen years. You probably know the premise: A woman is presented with a group of men who want to marry her. Various dates and activities narrow the group down to a final three contestants.

I’ve got some good news and some bad news. Good news? Half of Americans are Bible users. Bad news? It doesn’t seem to matter.

Contrary to conventional wisdom, most high school students in the United States are not having sex.

A transgender man recently gave birth to a baby in the UK. British law states that those who give birth to children can only be noted as mothers on official documents.

After weeks of inaction, the board’s decision feels more like a celebrated send-off than a stiff censure.

The world’s largest Scouting organization will require that condoms be available for participants next year during the 24th World Scout Jamboree in West Virginia.

Sometimes premarital counseling includes conversations about having children. But what about conversations about not being able to have children?

ChristianHeadlines.com recently had the opportunity to correspond with Nicole Weider on the issues of morality, the #MeToo movement, and positive body image. Nicole is the the founder of Project Inspired, an online community formed to help young women.

Fifty years ago today, the Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. was assassinated. Today on BreakPoint, we’ll share Chuck Colson’s thoughts on a great man and the idea of moral law.

Frank Page, the Southern Baptist Convention’s top executive, is retiring as president and CEO of its executive committee following what he called a “personal indiscretion.”