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Several weeks ago I printed the text of a message called Curing the Itch Mites that Marlene and I shared at the Couples Conference at Word of Life....

“Latchkey kids for most of their lives, students entering college this fall think nothing of arriving home with parents still at work, then...

The stock market is always a hot topic among contemporary Americans. Aside from those who are into day or swing trading or even those who have...

A few loosely-related thoughts on Panera Bread, Facebook, why the Bears need a quarterback, and how I thought I saw Stephen Colbert this morning...

We have just posted a new sermon on the website called If I Believe, Why Do I Doubt? In the last two years, I have preached this sermon more often...

Evidently the organizers of the Summer Olympics in Beijing are afraid of the Bible because they have put it on the list of prohibited items for...

I used to seriously resent the actual students at my high school who studied and messed up the curve for our slacker contingent. A similar...

We recently posted a sermon on the Keep Believing website called Jesus Christ and Him Crucified. Here's an excerpt:

Peter Odanga of Kenya called me recently. "God has put it on my heart lately that souls are exensive," he said. I don't think I've ever heard it...

Yesterday I posted an article about Homecoming at Baylor University. I wrote about an eternal homecoming someday with family and friends. Just...

It is Homecoming this weekend at Baylor University in Waco, Texas. Thousands of alumni will make their way to Central Texas for the event. It seems...

American evangelicalism has been the most potent force for the Christian faith in contemporary American culture. Historian Martin Marty once...

That would be Antony Flew, the life-long atheist who announced his hard turn from atheism after examining the evidence for the irreducible...

This is All Saints Day, one of the finest, most joyful days of the Christian year. It’s the day when we remember and give thanks for all true...

On October 31, 1517 an obscure monk named Martin Luther, desiring to spark theological discussion over the medieval practice of selling...