Al Mohler Archives

Clint Eastwood has emerged as one of the biggest names in Hollywood. This year, he's up again for the Best Director award at the Oscars, and many...

Are you ready for the posthuman future? That is the frightening question posed by Wesley J. Smith in his new book, "Consumer's Guide to a Brave...

Judith Werner calls the problem, "this mess." Author of "Perfect Madness: Motherhood in the Age of Anxiety," Werner has issued a manifesto for...

For too long, those who hold to the biblical pattern of manhood and womanhood have allowed themselves to be put on the defensive. Gender is always...

"Howard Dean's energy and passion will add to the political discourse in this country, and he will be a strong leader for his party." That comment...

What are we to make of Abraham Lincoln? This larger-than-life figure casts an enduring shadow over American history. With the release of "The...

The book's title looks both promising and inspiring. Brian D. McLaren's new book, A Generous Orthodoxy, is sure to get attention, and its title...

We are now witnessing a comprehensive revolution in the way information is distributed, evaluated, and catapulted into the nation's consciousness. ...

On Valentine's Day, our society celebrates romantic love. Even as they pass out hearts and chocolates, however, many have forgotten God's purpose...

Patrick Allitt must be a fascinating classroom teacher. His book about classroom teaching at the college level is so interesting and informative...

"First, do no harm." That most basic principle of the Hippocratic Oath has formed the foundation for medical ethics for over 2,000 years. ...

In the flood of words published each year, relatively few are worthy of notice, and even fewer deserve lasting attention. Regrettably, some of the...

The idea that self-esteem is an essential part of a healthy personality is now virtually institutionalized in American culture. Now, a team of...

"Maybe it's the cyclist in the park, trim under his sleek metallic blue helmet, cruising along the dirt path . . . at three miles and hour. On his...