The thing which most offended critics and reviewers of Ben Stein’s film, Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed, was his attempt to link Darwinism to the Holocaust. On the one hand, modern Darwinians posit that the universe is the result of impersonal, amoral, natural forces while on the other denying this undermines objective moral standards. However, the Nazi’s understood what modern Darwinians do not; if you reject the Creator you cannot hope to live within the safety of the Creator’s rules. It is either God’s loving law or the law of the jungle.

We as Christians cannot help but discuss the issue of God’s grace in its many forms in the midst of life’s circumstances. We see the specifics of common grace day after day as the sun shines on the just as well as the unjust and in the reality that so many of us, believers and unbelievers, were not affected by killer cyclones or multiple tornados like others were. The fact that your town was not swallowed up by the earth last night is owing to God’s grace.

This will be the second Mother’s Day since my Mom died. I pray this story of grace and redemption will encourage some of you who have a difficult relationship with your Mom.

"Blog," backwards, is "golb." Which sounds like saying "gold" underwater. Which you should never do, since it's rude to talk with your mouth full. Anyway, I'm writing a play. Doing that has turned me into a bit of a Blogger Lagger. But let's not let that keep us apart, okay?

Today we take a look at a dilemma; Evangelicals are growing environmentally concerned, but should that concern impact the production of food for the country and the world? Then, family talk - when do you let your teenage daughter spent the weekend with her boyfriend and his parents?

“Do the right thing.” That’s what American Idol Season 7 voters FINALLY did last night, when Jason Castro was eliminated from the competition. See what Coworker Chad and I have to say about that, as well as who we think will be the last ones standing in the finale.

Is the truth really out there? Coworker Chad and I are beginning to wonder. Seriously. Especially after last night’s strange performances on American Idol Season 7 (classics from the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame) and the judges’'corresponding, conveniently too-harsh or not-too-harsh comments.

Yes, I loved it. I've got an Y-chromosome, what do you expect? He is a man wrapped in a robot, wrapped in a missile. Oh, and he shoots lightning. He kills terrorists. He saves children. According to CNBC, Americans paid over one hundred million dollars in one weekend to see Iron Man do all that stuff.

Jerry appeared on CNBC’s Kudlow & Company on Monday, May 5th. The show aired at 7:00 PM EST.

Have you heard "The Lecture" by the Professor who is dying of cancer? Today we'll give some time to his words and content. Also, a new Evangelical Manifesto has been released and signed by numerous Evangelicals. We'll read it and take your calls on the show.

My book "I'm OK--You're Not" (about the inherently tricky relationship between The Great Commandment and The Great Commission) is nominated for a 2008 San Diego Book Award. If I go to the SDBA awards event, my father will be with me. I don't think I saw my father five times between the time I was 17 and 45 years old.