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Thanks to you, my faithful readers, we won the contest sponsored by "Steve Tanner's 25 Days of Christmas Music." As a reward, Steve has put...

The year was 1914 and soldiers were having to spend Christmas Eve night on the battlefields of France during World War I, the Great War, as it was...

Here is some good news for "poor performers" and "splendid sinners" from J. C. Ryle. We are not saved by what we do but by what Christ has done for...

As I listened to the classic carol "Away in a Manger" recently an important series of difficult questions came to mind. What noise, exactly, were...

A filming crew from our church hit the streets of Charlotte to film a “man on the street” video asking people “What comes to your mind when you...

So what’s happening in the “worship wars” these days? Terry Mattingly provides one answer in a column called FM Radio Reality in Church, which...

We learn a dangerous theology from jolly old Saint Nick. Santa Clause is coming to town and you had better shape up or else!

When I was a kid the holidays politely waited their turn in line. Thanksgiving would take the baton from Halloween and then pass it along to...

I have a new business idea. When faith gets challenged or offended by a movie, book, television show or stupid celebrity quote I am going to sell...

Check out Steve Tanner’s 25 Days of Christmas Music. Each day from now until December 25, Steve will feature a new Christmas song that you can...

God is painting a masterpiece in your life, and to finish his work, he must use every color on his palette.

One new study has determined there are five kinds of Christians: Active, Professing, Liturgical, Private and Cultural. Which one are you?

Last weekend a friend died of cancer. Cancer took her life, but it could not steal from her the eternal promises of God.

Money is an uncomfortable topic for followers of Jesus. One anonymous writer noted that a lot of people are willing to give God the credit, but not...

How much should a candidate's religious faith matter? Prompted by Peggy Noonan, I offer my two cents.