Harold Myra and Paul Robbins may retire--but their legacy won't.

Use power like our Master.

Irish national identity has eroded, making room for Protestants.

Let us praise the consoling banality of good.

Restoring the prophetic ministry of the local church.

David Belton covered the 1994 Rwandan genocide as a BBC reporter. He returned to the country to make a dramatic film—with a priest at the center of the story.

Remembering Bruce Metzger; Ponzi scheme sentences; Gary Haugen selected; and other items.

Preaching the Old Testament provides essays by evangelical scholars.

Why the discovery of yet another 'missing link' doesn't destroy my faith.

Joanne Cash says she's not riding the coattails of her famous older brother, but that she was born to sing gospel music—especially after her dramatic conversion.

Why I'm not jumping on the new bandwagon.

Earl Paulk case dropped, Lonnie Latham not guilty, Md. pastor gets mistrial. Plus: Calling Akinola out on Nigeria's anti-gay law, W&M's cross returns, Jars of Clay's un-Dixie Chicks moment, and other stories from online sources around the world.

Faithful Feelings takes another look at emotions.

On recovery from life-threatening pulmonary emboli and lessons learned.

A new generation of urban activists is shaped by John Perkins.