We must continue the work of God, without interruption―no matter what. 

Trump made it clear that the direction of the country over the last several months has pained him: "It is sadly Bernie Sanders times 10."

The presiding bishop's plan for this new church season is to encourage believers to "be successful at leading a Christian nation ... back to God."

"Where is this money for these operations going to come from? Are we going to take it from the veteran who actually lost a limb, or an eye or has PTSD?"

Chief Justice John Roberts said to require Catholic Social Services to change its policy to work with the city's views on same-sex couples adoption policies "cannot survive strict scrutiny, and violates the First Amendment." 

Kimberly Fletcher, founder and president of Moms for America, believes the American dream and opportunities for success are being stolen from under their feet.

One mom, who lived through the Chinese Communist Party's Cultural Revolution, said she's seeing the same dangerous trends in America.

"Without law enforcement, there is no law and order. Without law and order, anarchy prevails."

A former regular program attendee said, "I can't imagine how my life would have turned out without it."

Bethel Music, Elevation Worship and others have come under fire for ambiguous beliefs, and Shane Idleman wants to uncover the truth.

The company says it will donate $3 to GLAAD for each box of "Together with Pride" cereal sold.

The history of Karl Marx might surprise you.

"We are fighting for the souls of a generation—and the fight goes on."

"Under the Equality Act, discrimination against Americans of faith would be condoned and upheld by federal law—nationwide."

Separating the two allows the light switch of hope and recovery to turn on.

Future families and nations are depending on us to stand for Biblical values in our schools.

The Jewish News editor-in-chief fears it may destroy the core of Jewish institutions if liberal, rather than conservative, Jews fail to speak out against the practice.

Many wonder why anyone would oppose a critical look at racial turmoil, but the theory is not all that it seems.

Biology—not perception or identity—is what matters on the playing field.

The church has an incredible opportunity here. Let's not miss it.