Frank Schaeffer, the son of Francis and Edith Schaeffer, founders of the L'Abri community in Switzerland in 1955, shares his journey from Right Wing golden boy to Evangelical critic.

The 1950s was a time of fear and accusation for many in this country. Communism was the enemy. Some saw evidence of coercion where there was none. The results destroyed lives.

Bad guy sighted. Bad guy targeted. Bad guy neutralized. Quick and clean. Plain and simple, right? The people in Iran may not see it quite that way.

What we need today are some good, old-fashioned champions to show us how to deal with the religious liberty crises we see developing around the world. History reveals a few who weren't.

It's an ageless dilemma___for God. Two groups of people with opposing views pleading for God to help their cause and bring about victory in their shared battles. What's a deity to do?

Is used to be so simple. You want religious freedom? Come to America. But lately, religious freedom has come under fire and most of the fuel for that fire is from an unlikely source.

The news out of Washington, D.C. lately is usually, in a word, "unprecedented." Some insist that we don't need a government. We need a KING! Would that help?

The practice is beyond belief. But in China, belief has been suspended when it comes to the sanctity of the human body. It's an old horror with far reaching implications.

Most Christians tend to possess an almost overwhelming need to share their faith; to witness to those around them. So, in this day and age of cynicism and anger, how to you do that?

The Dark Ages have nothing on this modern world. Just ask the people at "The Voice of the Martyrs." Amber's story: www.vomradio.net/episodes/detail/tibet-the-lord-just-held-my-heart