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Music, it seems to me, has the unique capacity to reach us at an emotional level that few things do.

One of the goals my wife and I have in homeschooling our five children is to prepare them for ministry. As we homeschool, they hear us teach and disciple them in the truth of God's Word. They notice how we react to conflict. They observe our...

Many preachers lack adequate models and mentors, and they find themselves hungry for a homiletical model who can both inspire and instruct. In Victorian London, there once was a preacher whose power and conviction shaped an entire culture. It is...

We are living in an age of evil. Movies with ambiguous antiheroes are out, and movies with moral clarity -- specifically comic-book and fantasy fare -- are in. We seem to be embracing the notion of evil across the culture -- and particularly at...

In the age of Christendom, the church occupied a central and influential place in society and the Western world considered itself both formally and officially Christian. So when we speak of post-Christendom, we are making the point that the church...

As we approach this national day of "thanksgiving" I thought it necessary to reflect upon our nation's long history of acknowledging and giving thanks to Almighty God.

We'd be well served to recall the proclamations of great men set aside for this holiday.

What would you define as the two major challenges to Evangelical Christianity? Some Christians believe the war on terror is exaggerated and that there is no culture war. Charles Colson spoke eloquently at the Southern Baptist Convention about...

Sometimes it’s a cross of human excrement smeared on a church wall, with stolen Communion hosts stuck at the four corners. Other times, a statue of the Virgin Mary lies shattered on the floor.

In the Bible gospel preaching never left off with condemnation. God asks us to imagine what left to ourselves we would never imagine, that the gospel is really good news for us.

Part Two regarding Intelligent Design as an alternative to Darwin's theory of evolution in the news. A number of issues are raised in this debate including the differences between science and religion (can evolution rightly be called an...

This past week I happened to catch David Graeber, Associate Professor of Anthropology at Yale University, on the Charlie Rose Show on PBS. Professor Graeber as you may or may not know is a somewhat controversial academician known for his outspoken...