Category: In the Line of Fire

It is one thing to downplay the ugliness of sin in the life of a believer. It is another thing … Read More

One of the first official acts of the newly installed Pope Francis was to reach out to the Jewish community … Read More

In the midst of his announcement on Sunday that he now supports same-sex marriage, Rob Bell warned American evangelicals to … Read More

Holiness is beautiful, legalism is binding; holiness brings life, legalism brings death. They are as different as night and day, … Read More

Dear Mr. Clinton, with all respect to the office of the president which you held for eight years, I must … Read More

It is high time the English-speaking church recovers the long-lost letter of Jacob. For 500 years, we have wrongly called … Read More

The news line on Drudge Report immediately got my attention: “Girl Born Without Eyes or Nose.” But when I clicked … Read More

The Bible is not only the world’s most widely distributed book (by the billions), it is also the world’s most widely banned book. That’s … Read More

It was John Newton, the former slave trader and the author of “Amazing Grace,” who penned the famous words, “How … Read More

You knew it had to happen sometime. A husband discovers that he and his wife have the same sperm donor … Read More

Hyper-grace teachers frequently emphasize that they do not condone sinful living and that God’s true grace will produce a holy … Read More

According to a major study carried out by a New Zealand university over a period of more than 20 years, … Read More

The biblical message of grace is wonderful, glorious and life-transforming. We can’t live without it for one second of our … Read More

Republican leaders have capitulated, pro-family pundits have caved, and gay activists have announced that their struggle for equality is just … Read More

If there’s anyone in the body of Christ who should be an example of purity of heart and purity of … Read More

Chris Culliver, the San Francisco 49ers player who bad-mouthed gays last week, will soon begin LGBT sensitivity training. When do … Read More

I was at the grocery store the other day when I was unexpectedly confronted with an adult-oriented magazine located right … Read More

Is it too much to ask that the focus of this Sunday be on football and not on “gay rights”? … Read More

In 1995, feminist leader Naomi Wolf called for a pro-abortion movement “that acts with moral accountability and without euphemism,” noting … Read More

There are many people today who despise conservative religious beliefs, but they are quick to say, “We don’t want to … Read More

The president declared it. A pastor prayed it. And woe betide those who differ with this new reality announced at … Read More