Vision publisher David Hulme interviews Jeremy Rifkin about the sweeping changes of the Information Age and the tough choices those changes demand of us.

Twenty years from now people will be able to go to a medical clinic to be screened for their entire genetic makeup. How will that impact the children of the future?

As His ministry continued, Jesus showed that fulfilling the will of God requires more than an outward show of religion.

What kind of world do we want? It's a question that’s increasingly overshadowed by individuals feeling powerless in the face of massive societal change.

Does humanity have the right to define or even discard moral standards according to personal preference?

Following the silencing of John the Baptist, Christ’s ministry commences with a private disclosure of who He is. For the first time Jesus openly said who He was. Yet He did not tell it to His own people but to a Samaritan woman.

Life in today’s world is increasingly complex. But despite increasing anxiety and stress, we can enjoy that seemingly rare peace of mind.

Vision explores several facets of life's complexities. The biblical perspective informs these articles, since the Bible could not be more concerned with life.

The declining character of society today was foreseen long ago and recorded in a place where few think to look. What are society’s shortcomings? How can we cope?

Vision continues its series on the life of Jesus Christ and the lessons it contains for society today.

Vision interviews two key players in the Middle East peace talks.

Vision interviews two key players in the Middle East peace talks.

Solving humanity’s most pressing problems requires seeking moral and spiritual answers.

There is a new optimism that the Palestinian Israeli conflict can be resolved. But can peace emerge from the thorny issues surrounding this age old conflict?

Publisher David Hulme explores the concept of hot evil and cold evil.

Feared by a king and sought by wise men, the young Jesus was already having an impact—just through news of His birth.

Shimon Peres continues to break the mold. In his own words he has shifted from being a “terrible hawk” to espousing the cause of peace.

Publisher David Hulme explores what Jesus had to say about the end of the age and when it would come.

Modern scholars are reexamining the history of the early Church and are finding that the first followers were much more Judaic than was formerly thought.

The ability to focus beyond immediate circumstances is an elusive gift. Both are aspects of good vision. But from where does this vision come?