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The purpose of a resume is to get an interview! Sound simple? Unfortunately, many job applicants overlook this critical point when preparing their resumes.

As summer comes to a close and a new season starts, there's a familiar feeling. There's a newness, an excitement, a joy for fresh beginnings. If you're a teacher, you know what I'm talking about. So we figured some inspirational quotes for...

The three major Democrat candidates for President shared the stage recently before the Communications Workers of America. All three shared their vision for an America where a huge socialist government becomes a knight on a white horse that rides...

Would that all of America's pastors were spiritual leaders who provide a moral compass for the nation; clergy bold enough to say with the prophets of old, "Thus saith the Lord."

Tithing at all is currently a matter of controversy among evangelicals. Some say it was an Old Testament standard not designed for New Testament church life. But I just can't buy it.

Do you have blue-state acquaintances that don't know what to make of you and those in your church? Mark Pinsky has written A Jew among the Evangelicals: A Guide for the Perplexed just for them.

It's a challenge to develop your intellect and use it to think biblically about the world – but it's vital to do so.

One only has to watch an episode of American Idol to realize that many in this generation are obsessed with fame and fortune to the point of radical self-delusion. Convinced of their "ability;" many of these "wanna-be" stars seem oblivious to the...

Pedophiles in The Netherlands have launched their own political party, The Charity, Freedom and Diversity (NVD) party. Their goal is to legitimize pedophilia through the political process and a sustained campaign of public persuasion. Now before...

Here are a few more questions from the Friday morning Q&A at Cannon Beach. My comments are in bold type.

I would like to offer you some really good news today. But to get there, we need to discuss the bad news.

Dr. Winfield Bevins of Asbury Theological Seminary takes the Augustinian view of the liturgy and answers the question, "Why are so many young adults turning or returning to the liturgy in our time?" Dr. Bevins puts the question like this:

There are few things more fascinating – and more pressing – to social scientists than to discover what our new digital world is doing to us, particularly the new online world. From an assortment of new surveys and studies, I’ve drawn together five...

Daniel Markovits is a professor at Yale Law School with previous study at the London School of Economics, Oxford, Harvard, and Yale Law School. In The Atlantic, he pulls back the curtain on one of America’s most destructive myths: the harder you...

I recently came upon a podcast devoted to one of my books, A Mind for God, that came out in 2006. It was heartening that the book was still serving others and maintaining a level of interest that would continue to warrant discussion some 15 years...

Yesterday we focused on the power of the Spirit to transform us into the character of Christ (Romans 8:29). Today, let’s build on this theme by focusing on one aspect of Jesus’ life and work: his brilliant mind.

Here are a couple of things to remember when you are ready to ask the Lord for help.