Dr. Robert Jeffress

Without the truth of Easter, there is no salvaging of Christianity. It would be a dead religion that has spent 2,000 years duping people into wasting their lives.

The Holy Land is dark as the war continues against Hamas terrorists. Bethlehem has seen such grief before during the time of King Herod when he ordered the murder of Jewish children.

God’s cure for the world’s chaos starts with a few simple rules. They reveal God’s good design for how we should live and love, if we actually follow them.

The story of the resurrection of Jesus Christ offers us hope for our future and comfort in the present. Are you suffering or grieving? Take comfort in the soul-saving message of Easter.

Chiefs vs. Eagles in Super Bowl LVII: Is it OK to pray for your team to win? God is not a holy vending machine, no matter how much you pray for victory.

At Christmas, remember that what was happening in the ancient world at the dawn of the first century was really not so different from what we’re experiencing in the 21st century.

In his Sermon on the Mount, Jesus gets straight to the heart of the subjects that matter most to us: money, worry, sex, how to deal with enemies and our eternal destiny.

The Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade on Friday is historic. It is also a powerful reminder to Christians about the importance of faith and politics.

For those in Ukraine, there is nothing good in what is happening to them. But I want to assure you that although God’s answer to their prayers may not come immediately, it will come ultimately.

Our nation witnessed a horrific tragedy in the Wisconsin suburb of Waukesha on Sunday.

The Vice President Harris just encouraged churches across Virginia to violate the law that she herself is in charge of enforcing as a part of the Executive Branch that oversees the IRS.

Evangelicals still represent the largest religious group in America. So we shouldn’t overreact to these trends and pretend like evangelicalism is disappearing or that it is now suddenly insignificant.

There is a case working its way through the court system right now focused on the Department of Education’s religious exemption to Title IX.

For the first time in the Roe v Wade era, the Hyde Amendment is not included in the president’s federal budget proposal. The amendment stipulates that Medicaid – the government-provided health insurance for the poor – cannot pay for abortions.

This week we celebrate the single event on which eternity turns—the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead.

Because I view politics as a pragmatic means to enact policies that are consistent with biblical principles, I am interested in who wins this predictable, post-election civil war that is raging between establishment Republicans and Donald Trump supporters for control of the GOP.

On Monday the Senate will begin impeachment proceedings against the now-former President Donald Trump.

The Biden administration has decided to abolish the ‘Mexico City Policy.’

We faced many challenges that seemed insurmountable in 2017.

The events that unfolded in the Capitol on Wednesday were unprecedented, as well as despicable and wrong.

Now that 2020 is in the rear-view mirror, I think we have to ask the question: is it a year to forget?

Americans love Christmas. Even in the middle of a global pandemic, political turmoil and economic uncertainty, our collective devotion to the holiday hasn’t budged.

It appears that Joe Biden will become president, unless President Trump succeeds in legal challenges to the counting of votes in several states. For millions of Christians across our nation, this is a bitter pill to swallow.