What are differences between Latter-day Saints and evangelicals that aren’t readily apparent? Here’s one: Latter-day Saints tend to see themselves as part of a history while evangelicals tend to see themselves as part of a theology.

While it’s true that sound doctrine is inseparably linked to godly living, it’s not true that mere knowledge alone automates godly living. Here’s why.

The UAP phenomenon is real. Are Christian leaders ready to address it?

Maybe you imagine the biggest problem facing Christians in the West today is hostility, whether from media or government or schools. You wouldn’t be wrong to notice how these venues don’t usually look kindly on orthodox, observant Christians these days. But what if we actually face a bigger problem?

“Rejoice in the Lord always. I will say it again: Rejoice!” Are you perplexed by these words from the apostle Paul?

Have you ever tried to strike up a conversation about faith with someone who didn’t care about God?

What if we live in an Athens without a statute to the unknown god?