Spiritual Life Archives

Did you know that there is so much we don't know? How much more often are we aware of our visible dire circumstances rather than the invisible...

The death of the little ones in the Asia Tsunami poses anguished questions that reach to the depth of Christian faith. What happened to these young...

Most Americans recognized the name, face, and voice of Martin Luther King, Jr. He had appeared on the nation's front pages and news broadcasts,...

Martin Luther King, Jr. and other civil rights leaders consciously emphasized the Judeo-Christian inspiration for their convictions, stating that...

One of the most interesting aspects of the four gospels is seeing the writer's perspective. One example is Luke's habit of contrasting religious...

When it comes to debating the Scriptures, the story of creation is certainly at the top, even among Christians. Yes, even among Christians. Is the...

Some people see the world only in terms of obvious physical realities. Others view the world through the lens of blind faith that doesn't fully...

“The terrible tsunami disaster in South Asia is a tragedy for the whole human family,” says General John Gowans, international leader of The...

We’ve all had times in our lives when we have been hurt, perhaps by someone we know very well or someone we know just casually, and we find loving...

On December 26, families were washed away, children were ripped from their parents' arms, and suffering beyond description settled upon the earth....

What separates the good deeds of Christians from the good deeds of others? This question cuts to the heart of Christian outreach. It is the root of...

I have mixed feelings about making New Year's resolutions. In the first place, I'm not certain that it's biblical. But if anyone should have reason...

As the United Nations projects that this week’s Southeast Asia tsunami will be the costliest disaster in history, aid groups begin historic relief...

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