In 1971, 86 percent of Australians told their government they followed Christ. That number has dwindled in the decades since.

Whether you share Scheffler's faith in Christ or don't, there are some significant takeaways from the two-time Masters champion's statement.

Christians can and should fight the culture war; we simply need to understand God’s rules of engagement first.

Scottie Scheffler explained that his faith in Jesus, not his professional golf career, defines him as a person.

"If you don’t believe in God, something is wrong with you. Seriously! I’m a believer. I’m a believer because He makes things come true."

Don't fall for the liberal lies. Loving our enemies and turning the other cheek do not mean tolerating evil.

Video of a jaguar killing an eight-foot reptilian relative of the crocodile reminds us that nature is neither fragile nor worthy of worship.

"I'm not gonna say the word 'Calvary.' I'm not gonna say the word 'resurrection.' I'm not gonna say 'the blood of Jesus,' right?"

A small German town ravaged by the bubonic plague in 1633 vowed to perform a play of the suffering, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.

For millions of Christians, baptism isn’t a simple process. On Easter, many of them will risk everything to take that next step of faith.