One Eternal Day

Once again a call for government action to save us from ourselves. The evildoers are those who endeavor to discover what we like and then pr...

The Muslims I know are peaceful people who are horrified by the kind of violence we witnessed this week. Whatever the killer's motivati...

Kevin DeYoung on how "Prayerlessness is Unbelief" : .... Too often when we struggle with prayer we focus on the wrong things. We ...

White Horse Inn presents an interview with Tim Keller about The Reason for God: Belief in an Age of Skepticism : How can we believe in ...

Notoriously, the Nazis initiated a program to "euthanize" the disabled and mentally retarded. Today that is the justification for ...

Kevin DeYoung explains why there are so many words in worship. In fact, he gives twenty-five reasons .

Those who suffer the most from public education's deficiencies are the ones whose parents and home environment cannot compensate and who...

Bob, who blogs at Wilderness Fandango , has been looking for a church and believes he may have found one. He explains an important aspect o...

Lars Walker, commenting on disagreement about the authority of Scripture arising from the recent ELCA controversies: It occurs to me that w...

Michael Mckinley at The Church Matters blog provides information about a very good hymn new to me set to very good music new to just abou...

A hymn most appropriate for All Saints' Day is noted at Conjubilant With Song which provides all the verses to "For All the ...

Tomorrow, October 31, is the anniversary of that day in 1517 when Luther nailed his theses to the church door, now observed in many Protesta...

My mother, at 98 the last of eight siblings - six brothers and a sister, has a favorite hymn: "When We All Get to Heaven." I was ...

Mark Bauerlein on "The Research on Ideological Bias" in the college classroom: As we know, one of the primary positions in discus...

At Evangel, David Wayne provides the complete text of a tract by Steve Carl that explains the origin of Halloween and its alleged pagan as...

In a column contending for the legitimacy of historical fiction, a celebrated practitioner, Hilary Mantel, also makes a case for knowing so...

J.D. Greear on why the word “enough,” as in "have I done enough?" is the enemy of the Gospel: .... Legalism has two unmistakable...

I once before noted that Focus on the Family's Radio Theatre was producing a recording of The Screwtape Letters . It is now available ...

As Halloween approaches it is useful for the more excitable among us to be reminded that the Evil One has already been defeated. From ...

S.M. Hutchens reflects on his own experience with a church on its last legs and argues that although the end may be inevitable, it is often...