September, 2009

What this Lutheran learned when he visited the Amish.

Why the care of language is more important than ever.

A business plan with a divine edge has an angle on fighting poverty.

Sometimes in order to see God, we have to learn to not know him.

Joel Hunter is known by many as part of President Obama’s inner circle of pastors. Fewer know him as one of America’s most innovative church planters.

Accused of witchcraft by parents and churches, children in the Democratic Republic of Congo are being rescued by Christian activists.

For-profit Christian education is becoming more attractive.

In a bleak economy, Christian colleges reinvent themselves.

Short reviews of Funeral for a Stranger, Quantum Leaps, and Catcher.

How Jerry Falwell’s ambitious sons have led the Lynchburg university to financial success and a burgeoning student body.

Why we love Christian history.

Much of ‘Calvinism’ is simply Christianity

Calvin was no charismatic, but he was closer to it than some Reformed people readily admit.

When it comes to careful exegesis and consistent theological systems, Calvin set the bar high.

Why he assented to the execution of Michael Servetus.

Calvin would have preferred the library carrel to the pulpit.

On his journey from Calvary Chapel through the Vineyard, the emerging church, the Alpha Course, and now the Anglican Mission in America, Todd Hunter has remained tightly focused on evangelism.

The president of HCJB Global discusses how the evangelistic organization known for shortwave broadcasting is changing in light of new media realities.