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We have just posted a new sermon on the Keep Believing website called Rock Bottom Truth. Here’s an excerpt:

In baseball parlance the closer is the pitcher who comes into the game in the last inning to protect the lead and finish off the win. It all comes...

I received a prayer letter from a friend in the ministry who has known great sorrow in his life. Several years ago, one of his children died in an...

How interesting and providential is the fact that theological issues should be raised in the midst of a presidential campaign. By now, those who...

“How can I pray for you?” When several friends asked that question during our visit to Chicago last weekend, I gave the same answer every time.

Ben Stein’s new movie called Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed opens today in theaters across America. I recommend you go see it and make up your...

It stretches 548 feet across the vast, open space of Turbine Hall at Tate Modern in London, the national gallery of international modern and...

For those who think that the object of science is to follow the truth wherever it leads, there’s this in from the AP: “Some scientists are urging...

Jackie Robinson made his major league debut at first base for the Brooklyn Dodgers on April 15th in 1947. It was a historic and significant day for...

Today’s meditation comes from the a song that was released when I was three years old. Fifty-two years after The Platters released the song they...

Should the Sunday morning sermon be designed primarily to reach lost people or teach Christians?

A friend asked me for some advice about how to speak at a funeral for someone you don’t know. Here are a few things you can say with certainty:

We have just posted a new sermon on the Keep Believing website called God Has a Bigger Plan. Here’s an excerpt:

Last winter I was killing time at Baton Rouge Airport before heading home. The airport is designed with a large central glass dome and some trees...

A friend's e-mail ended with this statement: "God is God, good, and great." I was struck at once by their simplicity and profundity. How much truth...