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Sometime yesterday afternoon I happened to hear that Paul Hamm had staged a miraculous comeback to win the gold medel in the Men's All-Around...

During a trip to Washington, DC and New York City to distribute An Anchor for the Soul, our team spent the night at Prison Fellowship headquarters...

Sometimes we fight over things that don't really matter and end up wasting lots of time and emotional energy with very little to show for it. One...

Renowed chef Julia Child died Friday morning at the age of 91. The first celebrity chef of the television era, she paved the way for Emeril...

How do you reach the once-reached? The term refers to those church members who were once a part of the fellowship and who have since dropped out...

Never before has there been so much uncertainty about marriage and the family. The whole issue of gay rights and same-sex marriage will be a big...

I intended to write on some serious subject tonight, although I hadn't made up my mind which one, when I decided to say a few words in praise of...

Just watched Alan Keyes on "Hannity and Colmes" tonight. They started with a clip from 2000 where he criticized Hilary Clinton for running for the...

So now it's official. Alan Keyes will be the Republican candidate for the US Senate this November. In accepting his party's nomination this...

Here are a few highlights of the final two days of the conference: 1) Bill Lawrence preached a powerful message on "The Supremacy of Humility" from...

Professor Jeff Bingham, Chair of the Department of Theological Studies, spoke on "Listening Christianly." Two points from his message stand out in...

This week I'm at Mount Hermon Conference Center in the Santa Cruz Mountains of California, a few miles from the Pacific Ocean, and an hour south of...