August, 2008

In the trenches of day-to-day law.

In a cynical society suspicious of lawyers, Christian law schools are decidedly not.

It took seeing seven-year-old prostitutes to jolt me out of my apathy.

Olympians have something to teach us about this cardinal virtue.

Imagine swords turned into plowshares, and soldiers into soccer players.

Crusade’s Magdalena targets women shamelessly.

Three decades after Solzhenitsyn’s speech, where do we find ourselves?

NASCAR reminds us of how much we have to lose.

Popular spiritual author and Oprah favorite Eckhart Tolle quotes Jesus a lot. Is he a Christian?

Atheists who believe in God, and other recent findings.

Jordan court annuls convert’s marriage, U.S. Christians become Israel’s biggest tourist group, and Obama fields questions from evangelical leaders.

Moody Bible Institute and American Bible Society lose presidents, Gordon-Conwell appoints one, and other news.

Pastor jailed for using human head in occult ceremony.

Economic downturn sparks worries over giving.

Real estate investments bankrupt Presbyterian-affiliated group.

The Shack is a tale of tragedy redeemed, not a theological treatise.

Southern Baptists repent of inflated membership numbers.

Recent remarks on church architecture and the food crisis, Obama quotes Reagan, and other soundbites.

Faith-friendly Democrats may take more congressional seats from Republicans this fall.

Many pastors lack access to adequate health benefits.