“I was shocked that my personal religious beliefs were not only the reason for Fox Sports firing me but I was completely floored when I read stories quoting Fox Sports representatives essentially saying that people of faith are banned from working at Fox Sports,” James told Breitbart News. “That is not right and surely someone... Continue Reading

So—and this goes especially for more conservative readers—before you jump all over your friend who’s excitedly reading Bell’s book because Oprah said great things about it, slow down. Wait a minute. Ask questions. Trust that Jesus can be at work here, even if you would have preferred that he use a different book.   Eckhart... Continue Reading

What happens under the spell of a master manipulator is people unknowingly submit their sense of security to somebody else. They relinquish the responsibility God has given them to govern their own lives to a powerful figure who says to them “look, just do what I say and you’ll be fine.”  What they don’t realize... Continue Reading

“This is a dog that needs to be watched, obviously. The dog needs to be put down, frankly,” said Webb, who carried a .380-caliber handgun in his back yard Friday as the pit bull barked and growled at him from the other side of a weathered wood fence. “I got four kids, and they’re home-schooled,... Continue Reading

When grief shakes me “down to the cavity in my soul,” theology now means everything to me. I may not “feel” the presence of God when I grieve, but because I know that He is sovereign, that He cares for me, and that He is close to the brokenhearted, I can endure whatever situation He has... Continue Reading

“I tried to conform to Christian womanhood as best I could,” he wrote, posting pictures of his engagement portrait, the night before his wedding (described as “the last night as myself”) and as a pregnant mother. His first marriage ended, and during his second marriage, he said he was told by spiritual directors, spiritual support... Continue Reading

The implosion of the Crystal Cathedral can be explained in many ways—dysfunctional family dynamics, financial hard times, lack of wise leadership, and a changing religious climate. Moreover, today’s digital generation has no time for a whole “hour” of power from anyone—two minutes on YouTube is enough! But long before the Crystal Cathedral filed for bankruptcy,... Continue Reading

We went through Hurricane Andrew together and I heard Shirley say, “Wake up Bob, you just slept through the worst natural disaster in American history.” To which Dr. Reymond responded, “Shirley, a good conscience allows for good sleep anytime, anywhere.”   I am honored and humbled by the announcement from Truth in Action Ministries. To preach the... Continue Reading

When it looked as though the United States would go to war with Syria, members of Congress received thousands of calls from their constituents. The calls ran 99 to 1 against action, and higher. Could any of those thousands be mobilized to call on behalf of Syria’s Christians? Or to join already organized petition drives... Continue Reading

You are regularly invited to share some of the most intimate moments in other people’s lives, as they get married, welcome babies, teach their kids, worry about their kids, marry their kids off, welcome grandbabies, confront every imaginable challenge, celebrate amazing opportunities, cry for sick loved ones, cry for loved ones who have died, and, one day, face eternity themselves. And, if... Continue Reading