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Living Love - Week of March 9
Is Noah’s Flood Simply a Retelling of Prior Mythologies?
Was Moses' version of the global flood simply borrowed from ancient Akkadian mythology? Why should we trust the Biblical story about Noah and the Flood?
A Dual Vision of Greatness--Churchill and Reagan
Quaker theologian Elton Trueblood used to advise his students that they should inculcate "a habitual vision of greatness." By this, Trueblood meant to urge his students toward a sustained consideration of greatness in history--and greatness in...
Are You Available to God? - Daily Hope with Rick Warren - February 15, 2026
Discover how God has a unique plan for your life, not by accident but by divine design, positioning you to make a significant difference in the world. Unlock your potential as a history-maker by understanding that God prioritizes your availability...
Answering the Mysteries of Jesus Christ - April 24
Answering the Mysteries of Jesus Christ - July 1
Christians in America: Out of Touch and Out of Reach
A recent study found that 20 percent of non-Christians in North America really do not "personally know" any Christians. Christianity Today points out, "that number includes atheists and agnostics, many of whom are former Christians themselves and...
Bringing the Light of Christ to the Nation of Belize
My Refuge Christian Ministries has launched several new outreaches to government leaders, young people and married couples.
Teaching the Lessons of Pearl Harbor
Although I believe in teaching history in a chronological, orderly fashion, I also believe in "teachable moments." Important dates fall into this category. Pearl Harbor Day should not pass unnoticed. Today's column will give you ideas for making...
Was Jesus the Son of God?
I have heard it argued that Jesus never claimed to be God. While I know I’m going against some pretty scholarly folks, I don’t believe that’s true.
The Significance and Incredible Legacy of Nicaea
Seventeen centuries ago this month, the Council of Nicaea gathered to settle a crucial theological question: Who is Jesus? The resulting Nicaean Creed affirmed Christ’s full divinity and eternal nature, confronting the Arian heresy and laying the...
MOVIE TRAILER: "Bobby Jones Stroke of Genius"
Releasing in theaters nationwide on April 30, "Bobby Jones Stroke of Genius" is the story of golf legend Bobby Jones, who was recognized as one of the greatest golfers in history and founder with his friends of the Masters Golf Tournament. Jim...
Living Love - Week of September 28
The Passion of the Christ
If you need a reminder of what Jesus did on behalf of the world, on behalf of you, then get your ticket now. Be forewarned, though. "The Passion of the Christ" is an ugly, tear-stained, sweat-stained, blood-stained story.
Choosing a Life of Unity
The Christian faith is one of unity. Focusing on what separates and makes us different, we neglect the beautiful and unusual unity that is ours in Christ.
2017 in Review: A Year of Tragedies
An article published at The Wall Street Journal this week brings readers on a whirlwind tour of 2017. For Americans, the past twelve months have been marked by tragedy. I
Leading The Way - Week of August 29
Praying the Names of God - September 15
Last of the Inklings' Thursday Meetings
One of the most famous members of the group was J. R. R. Tolkien, the author of The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings. He liked the name Inklings, because it suggested half-formed ideas and dabbling with ink.
Series Brings Back Memories of Maz
PITTSBURGH (AP) - Bill Mazeroski couldn't be happier that a World Series for the ages made baseball remember 1960 all over again.
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