
How We Forgot the Poverty of Christmas
The Incarnation is not a story we can package or market. It is also the greatest story ever told.

The Incarnation is not a story we can package or market. It is also the greatest story ever told.

Recently Glamour magazine, you know the one that gathers dust in nail salons across America, held their annual Woman of the Year awards ceremony Drum roll please And the 2015 winner is Caitlyn Jenner ...

Pink ribbons everywhere we saw it only weeks ago when Breast Cancer Awareness Month concluded It s an eye-catching symbol, particularly for cancer survivors

The sympathetic words were in reaction to the news that 600 to 800 Southern Baptist overseas missionaries and home office employees would soon lose their jobs as International Mission Board leaders try to deal with years of staggering debt:

What happens when a die-hard liberal and a staunch conservative join a panel to talk about America s criminal justice system

The letter commends the President for his leadership on climate change, saying, We see overcoming the climate challenge as one of the great moral opportunities of our time, a chance to fulfill the

The church provides two gifts to the conversation on race.

As a new, growing church plant with a four and a half year history, I am often asked about planting churches, pastoring, and choosing leaders Among these questions, choosing the lead pastor often ...

One of my favorite scenes from the movie “Christmas Vacation” has Clark Griswold standing in his front yard with wife, children, parents and in-laws. They are shivering in the December cold, admiring the gaudy but brilliant Christmas lights that Clark has just strung all over the house.

The spring school term has come to an end at virtually all levels. The end of the term means different things to students at different levels.