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Joining a church means joining a group of believers you have come to love. In the deepest and truest sense you join the people, not a building or a...

If we truly believe God can intervene to change history, then we ought to use the word “yet” even when describing things that seem hopeless today.

I am taking a respite from the humble ramblings for the rest of this year. Some accused me of already mailing it in by recycling some previous...

Here are the most popular blog entries of 2008. Politics and church life kept the waters stirred up all year long.

Because of Angel Tree the world seems like a better place tonight.

MTV, the network that brought us reality television in its modern form, has watched its ratings plummet this past year.

Disconcerted is too mild a word to describe the feeling a majority of informed Christians had the day after the 2008 Presidential election. Fears...

Take this 21-question test to see how well you know the real Christmas story.

According to a new survey, 46% of children 6-11 (including 26% of kids 6-7 years olds who were surveyed!) have visited a website to learn more...

The past two posts have offered some gift ideas to give Jesus on His upcoming birthday. It is an odd concept indeed that we generally give...

It's a pretty amazing thing when the very bridge you hope to erect is self-sustaining and the very wall you seek to build is self-defending... but...

It is all too easy for contemporary evangelicals to dismiss fathers such as Justin for being “allegorical” and “fanciful.”

Clearly we’ve got a lot of “cafeteria Christians” who pick and choose what doctrines they will believe. What can we do about it?

In some ways, a Christian pastor is fulfilling the very essence of his calling when he preaches an unbeliever’s funeral.

I’m glad Barack Obama invited Rick Warren to pray at the inauguration, and I’m glad Rick Warren said yes.