Lady Gaga, Bieber Fever Outdone by Christian Tour
It’s quite a day when a multi-artist event that promotes Christian bands drives a bigger audience than secular rock stars … Read More
Category: Culture
Caught on Tape: New Planned Parenthood Cover Ups
Audio recordings from conversations with 813 Planned Parenthood and the National Abortion Federation clinics have been release to the public … Read More
Gospel Music Award Nominees Announced
The songwriter award nominees have been announced for next week’s 42nd Annual Gospel Music Association (GMA) Dove Awards. Chris August, … Read More
Few Churches Allow Members to Tithe Online
A recent LifeWay Research study revealed that 14 percent of churches allow their members to give online. The larger the … Read More
Crucifixtion Nails From Jesus’ Cross Discovered
Two of the nails used to crucify Jesus have been discovered in a 2,000-year-old tomb, according to a new film. … Read More
‘Soul Surfer’ Big Hit at Box Office
Soul Surfer—the inspirational life story of surfer Bethany Hamilton, the Christian teen who had her left arm bitten off by … Read More
Christian Publishers Turn Attention to E-Books
Publishers need to “e-publish or perish,” according to international book partners James Elwell and Ellen Banks Elwell. The Tyndale House … Read More
Former Punk Rocker-Turned Pastor Calls ‘Love Wins’ Dangerous
What happens after death? Throughout life most individuals entertain the notion of heaven, hell, and who goes where. Philosophers and … Read More
Sci-Fi Friendly Church Invites Superheroes
I have always been engrossed by fantasy. I don’t just watch and read sci-fi and fantasy books, films, comics and … Read More
Rebecca St. James Gets Her Praise On with New Album
After spending the last couple of years pursuing an acting career, Rebecca St. James returns to music this month with … Read More
Apple/Free Speech: Iceberg Ahead
Last week, Apple Inc. once again shut down an app from its popular iTunes App Store because it promoted Bible-based … Read More
‘Magician’s Nephew’ Set for Fourth ‘Narnia’ movie
Despite the disappointing box-office tally of The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader, Walden Media is looking … Read More
Just Pray No!
After teaching junior high school in New York City for decades, Steven Sherman was losing hope for his students amid the … Read More
Bible.com Relaunches as Interactive Community Hub
Thanks, in part, to its traffic-generating domain name, Bible.com is one of the most visible Bible resources online. Now, Bible.com has a fresh new look with a redesign of its Web site.
“This effort is all about putting the Bible into the hands and hearts of a global audience,” says Stacy Fornara, CEO of Bible.com, “Our Christian Web site has grown from 172,000 unique visitors per month in 1997 to over 1.5 million today without much promotion. We have invested significant resources to continuously gift the Bible and provide cutting-edge online resources; our overall goal is to positively impact worldwide exposure of the Bible.”
MLK Niece Calls Civil Rights Leader a “Social Conservative’
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was a social conservative. At least that’s the way one of his surviving family members … Read More
Was MLK’s Civil Rights Cause Misrepresented?
As MLK parades get under way from coast to coast to honor the slain civil rights icon, more than 40 … Read More
Black Children Positioned as ‘Endangered Species’
Endangered Species. Those two words are at the heart of a new campaign that aims to raise awareness of the … Read More
Transitions (Dec. 28, 2010)
Admitted Marcus Lamb, founder and president of Daystar, to infidelity. On a Nov. 30 broadcast, the televangelist and his wife, … Read More
God Has an Answer
Prayer can be frustrating if we don’t understand God’s Word and His ways. Most Christians aren’t aware that there are … Read More
Study: Having Church Friends Makes You Happy
Are you going to church regularly? Do you have a few good friends in the congregation? A new study concludes … Read More
The Truth Behind the Stereotypes
Some stereotypes are true—at least that’s what a recent report about regional churchgoing habits proves. The findings, drawn from two … Read More