Janet Chismar

A Call to Racial Reconciliation in the Church

The terrible events of 9-11 last year led many unbelievers to seek answers.

You too may wonder how to best represent a Christian perspective to non-believers...

A chance encounter in a quiet chapel provokes the question of how to share hope in times of crisis.

Denominations divided over Iraq; School Bible Club upheld by court decision

A look back at the prayerful fellowship which resulted from the 9-11 attacks

God was at work, even in the darkest of times last year. This article, written last September, reminds us that God is sovereign and did not abandon...

"Ten years ago, we could only identify 25 marketplace ministries. Today, we have over 900..."

Ministries help men and women find freedom through submission to the lordship of Christ

Are religion and commerce incompatible ... or is spirituality in the workplace exploding?

The evangelist and humanitarian again faces controversy for remarks about Islam.

Peter Furler of the Newsboys shares lessons about living in the light.

FEBC has spent decades "smuggling" the gospel into the living rooms of China, the Philippines, Korea, Vietnam and other Asian nations.

Pastor Ray Pritchard says Christians should spend their lives constantly at the foot of the cross.

"I began to see people differently. I began to look around and see the hurts in people's lives."

Beverly LaHaye & Janice Crouse use surprising role models to demonstrate the power of God's love.

Beverly LaHaye & Janice Crouse use surprising role models to demonstrate the power of God's love.

Do Christians keep a wary distance from the AIDS issue because they think the disease is rooted in sinful behavior? Or, are Christians at the...