Some are quick to say that women are inviting rape by the way they dress or behave—and that myth is keeping the victims of rapists in bondage to shame while giving perpetrators an easy way out.

11:58AM EST 1/11/2013

Alveda King, outraged by the amount of babies killed each year, discusses the media's lack of coverage on a young woman and her baby murdered by Planned Parenthood.

9:30AM EST 1/11/2013

We have an epidemic of babies not wanted and in many countries, an aging society that will not be replenished. Is there any way to reverse the tide? 3:38PM EST 1/10/2013

As of Jan. 4 the Church of England has dropped its ban on gay bishops, with one caveat. Find out what that is. In related news they recently denied women the right to become bishops.

4:38PM EST 1/7/2013

Michael Brown takes a good look at the state of the American church. Find out what he has to say and tell us if you agree. 

10:00AM EST 1/4/2013

Matt Barber takes a no-holds barred look at how “sexual orientation” has, in a few short years, evolved to accommodate an ever-expanding fruit basket of carnal appetites.

5:20PM EST 1/3/2013

Andre Ward beats up people for a living. But just because he’s a born-again Christian doesn’t mean he has to repent for fighting.

As a child of God—who just happens to be the undisputed WBA/WBC/Ring Magazine super middleweight boxing champion of the world—Ward says his motives are pure every time he steps into the ring and that he’s simply doing the job with which the Lord blessed him.

“It’s a heart condition,” says the 28-year-old Ward, who defended his titles against light heavyweight champ Chad Dawson in Ward’s hometown of Oakland, Calif., in September to run his professional record to 26-0. “If I truly was honest with myself and I intentionally and permanently wanted to hurt someone, then that would be a problem.

“It may sound like an oxymoron, but I don’t have a heart to hurt anyone in the ring. I always pray for myself, my opponent and for our families’ sakes that neither one of us gets hurt during a fight. That’s only one of the reasons that God has blessed me so much in my life.”

Ward has myriad reasons to feel that way. Not only is he on top of the boxing world in his division with three titles around his waist, he has yet to be defeated as a professional. The former Olympic gold medalist also was named Sports Illustrated and Ring Magazine’s Fighter of the Year for 2011.

Above all these accolades, however, Ward is grateful for how his status as a successful athlete has allowed him to become an effective witness for Jesus Christ and a role model for youngsters. His mantra, S.O.G. (Son of God), which is prominently displayed on his trunks, is something he borrowed from Galatians 3:26, which states: “For all of you are sons of God through faith in Jesus Christ.”

12:21PM EST 1/1/2013

Tom Sullivan has been physically unable to see since birth. Throughout his life, however, the author and entertainer has become accustomed to finding spiritual insight while coming to grips with his blindness. In his latest memoir, As I See It, he explains how he’s learned to look at life from a different view.

“Most people live in a world in which they are looking at how others affect them, rather than how they affect others,” said Sullivan, who lists television shows such as M*A*S*H and WKRP in Cincinnati to his acting credits along with a seven-year stint as a reporter on ABC’s Good Morning America.

“What matters is, am I operating in God’s likeness by taking a loving look at other people I meet? That’s how I have tried to live. It sounds cliche, but I was once blind and now I see.”

Sullivan, 65, admits his blindness produced a strong bitterness early on toward God. That changed after he was radically saved in 1973, shortly after his then 3-year-old daughter, Blythe, fell into the family swimming pool. Sullivan dove into the pool and heard air bubbles, then went down nine feet to find Blythe and was able to resuscitate her.

“Anyone else wouldn’t have heard them; not because they couldn’t, but because they just wouldn’t,” he says. “Miracles happen when ordinary people like you and me, through grace, do extraordinary things.”

Sullivan engages in many activities that people of sight take for granted. He regularly enjoys downhill skiing and averages 90 for an 18-hole round of golf. These days, he can be found on the corporate lecture circuit, where he never misses an opportunity to tell others about Jesus: “I’ve made the decision to articulate and witness my faith in front of these companies. It’s not always favorably received by some companies because they say this isn’t the place for it. But I’ve chosen to do it anyway. You have to keep putting it out there—that’s frontline faith.” 

Indeed, Sullivan wouldn’t see it any other way. 

12:19PM EST 1/1/2013

Media consultant Phil Cooke gives you a guide to understanding the changes in today’s culture of disruptive media. 

12:00PM EST 1/1/2013

My journey of faith through my mother’s dementia

11:31AM EST 1/1/2013

Though Christian TV doesn't always have the best reputation, media consultant Phil Cooke gives us 6 reasons Christians benefit from Christian TV.

12:00PM EST 12/28/2012

Olympic gymnast Gabrielle Douglas is very vocal about her love for Christ and says if not for the grace of God she would never have won the gold. Read her inspiring story. 

4:16PM EST 12/21/2012

A new Bible translation, touted as "a gay Bible," rewrites eight key verses that speak against homosexual practice. Michael Brown discusses the problems with this homosexual-friendly Bible.

10:00AM EST 12/20/2012

Time magazine named President Barack Obama the Person of the Year for 2012, citing his transformative affect on American culture. Find out what that transformation really means for Christians.

4:13PM EST 12/19/2012

Bible Historian Richard B. Sorensen challenges President Obama to live up to the words he spoke after the Newtown, Conn., shooting. Find out what Sorensen said.

12:00PM EST 12/18/2012

Pastor Clive Calver offers a firsthand account of the heartbreaking drama—and the glimmers of hope—in Newtown, Conn., in the hours after the second deadliest school shooting in U.S. history.

1:00PM EST 12/17/2012

Find out how the pastor and best-selling author is petitioning heaven in the face of tragedy.

6:03PM EST 12/14/2012

The recent shooting at a Connecticut elementary school has brought another senseless act of violence to the forefront. Television and radio host Jerry Newcombe shares how the church can grapple with this tragedy.

3:23PM EST 12/14/2012

Charisma News Editor Jennifer LeClaire suggests American atheists should count their blessings as their counterparts in Islamic nations suffer persecution and discrimination of all sorts.

4:55PM EST 12/12/2012

Many politicians are equating legal rights for homosexuals with the black struggle against racism. This is not a valid argument. Here's why. 

9:55AM EST 12/10/2012