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Steve Jobs will be remembered for many things, including his creative genius, his cutting-edge innovations, and his numerous contributions to the technological world, but will he also be remembered for his Christian faith?

After a three-month recess, the Supreme Court returned on Monday to start a new term, rejecting hundreds of cases, including an appeal by an Ohio judge who wanted to display a poster of the Ten Commandments in his courtroom.

As Americans everywhere prepare for the 10th anniversary of the September 11 attacks, two survivors live to testify not to the brutality but the grace extended to them on that frightful day.

Former gang members trying to help save the lives of their peers are being restricted from doing so, at least in the state of Illinois.

With the social world in a frenzy following the shocking verdict announced on Tuesday declaring Casey Anthony not guilty of first-degree murder, big name celebrities took to their twitters to voice their opinions.

A never before aired exclusive interview with extremist Christian pastor Terry Jones was released Tuesday by DoersTV.com.

Three years later and still going strong, one man continues to prove to atheists that his conversion was not a “temporary brain infarction.”

LAKE FOREST, Calif. – Pastor Rick Warren kicked off the 2011 Radicalis Conference on Tuesday by asking church leaders, pastors, and pastors’ wives to start representing Jesus by saying “yes” to God in every aspect of their lives first – before asking others to do the same.

A serious disease is afflicting churches everywhere today. It’s called nominal Christianity, more accurately described as Christians who are in name only.

Nearly 1 million African youths have made a True Love Waits commitment, pledging purity until marriage. Since launching its first initiative in Uganda in 1994, True Love Waits – a ministry of LifeWay Christian Resources of the Southern Baptist Convention – testifies to the remarkable decline of the HIV/AIDS infection rate in Africa.