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Front pages of major American newspapers this week featured the findings of the Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life, which released a survey of...

Believers and non-believers alike face common dangers from time to time. In such instances, as in all others, the Christian worldview alone is the...

This writin’ bidness can be dangerous. My greeting from an old buddy in Nashville this week went something like this. “Thanks a lot for your blog...

The electric atmosphere at the Barak Obama rally in Dallas and hearing his recurrent message got me to thinking. That is always a dangerous thing....

You are where you are at this moment because God wants you there. How do I know that? Because if God wanted you somewhere else, you’d be somewhere,...

Being a celebrity in this culture is brutal. Great coaches will often say they will break down an athlete to build them back up. The idea is to...

More often than not, today's American Christian finds himself in a conversation with someone else about truth or religion only to acquiesce to any...

Twenty years ago, Russell Jacoby published The Last Intellectuals: American Culture in the Age of Academe. If you have heard the phrase “public...

I was on the road when the swimsuit issue arrived at my home. The lovely Mrs.Burchett led me into a marital minefield with this simple statement....

We have just posted a new sermon on the Keep Believing website called Trapped! Here’s an excerpt:

A host of angles are available to us when it comes to defending the faith both from evidence and philosophical argument from a presuppositional...

Last week I posed this question: Should Christians sit this election out? You responded. Today we take a look at some of those responses.

A friend passed along a question from some young women in their early 20s. What do you do when you two good choices? How can you make sure you...

In a recent article, Kevin Kelly tries to imagine the next 1000 years of Christianity. He offers five "plausible scenarios" and explains why...

I wish I could pick my candidate, pack my agenda in his briefcase along with a hearty lunch and then send him to Washington. But that is not...