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Considering what might have been expected of a big-budget romance featuring two top stars, The Tourist is rather slight. The lead characters' banter starts with promise, but the film shortchanges the romance as it struggles to incorporate its...

It was A.W. Tozer who wrote (in The Knowledge of the Holy), “what comes into our minds when we think about God is the most important thing about us.” That is a broad statement, a grand one, but one that merits some thought... (Read more)

I’m constantly trying to come up with different, concise, memorable ways to share God’s good news and Twitter challenges me to do this. It’s also a great way for me to “journal” what God’s teaching me about the gospel. (Read more)

As a recovering legalist I still struggle with concept that God does not withdraw His presence from me when I sin.

Rick and Kay Warren strongly condemn the AIDS denial of the American Family Association's issues analyst Bryan Fischer

The lyrics hit a sport deep in my heart. "I wanna’ have friends that I can trust, that love me for the man I’ve become not the man I was."

Humility is not a virtue readily found in America today – especially on the field of play.

Why does Newt Gingrich get a free pass and Herman Cain get the boot?

Glen Campbell addresses his sad diagnosis with a very personal song.

I’m constantly trying to come up with different, concise, memorable ways to share God’s good news and Twitter challenges me to do this. It’s also a great way for me to “journal” what God’s teaching me about the gospel. (Read more)

From a small farm in Iowa, Schuller started his church literally by knocking on doors. Leaders who create a safe space where people who might otherwise feel threatened can feel comfortable are leaders who build trust, create lasting relationships,...

The road to Hades is paved with good intentions. And, I’d like to add, with consequentialist arguments. I’ll explain how that’s so.

Self-control is more important than self-esteem. Research supports Ralph Waldo Emerson’s adage that “character is higher than intellect.”

In 1978, at Harvard, America heard from a prophetic voice. His comments have proven true and are worth revisiting.