That Car is Going to Hit Us!
"Tony, that car is getting closer, " said my travel companion to me. "Tony, Tony, TONY!" I swerve to miss the cars bumper as it catapults off its owner and lands about ten feet in front of the car I am direc...
The Health Care Debate Once Again. . .
Few things generate more controversy among Christians than political differences (though doctrinal differences are a close second!). With last nights repeal of the "Job-Killing Health Care Law Act" by a vote of...
Responding to Gandhi
Gandhi once told Rufus Jones, the Quaker theologian and missionary to India, that Christians were "so unlike" their Christ. The good news is that there is a growing movement emerging across America (which goe...
We All Love Him Now: Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
I remember the 1950s and 60s well. For me the Civil Rights era took place when I was in college and slightly after I graduated. In my small apartment I would frequently turn the radio on to hear stories of pr...
Meeting Jesus in the Poor
In Luke 16:19-31, we read the story that Jesus told about a certain rich man and a poor man named Lazarus who had lain suffering with hunger and a diseased body just outside of the rich man’s house. Jesus tel...
Christian Leaders Becoming Atheists
Lately, I have been reading and hearing many stories of pastors and leaders of the faith going public about their doubts and unbelief with regards to the faith they have been preaching for a living for their e...
Making Matters Worse in Haiti
Tomorrow marks the one year anniversary of the Haiti Earthquake. An event that brought devastation and chaos to a nation that seemingly cannon catch a break.
At last count there were 9, 943 faith-based organiz...
"If He Can Be A Christian, Anybody Can Be A Christian"
Being a Christian author and speaker, you often get asked the question, "How did you become a Christian?" Over the years I have had this question asked to me more frequently than I eat. However, I have heard...
What's Wrong with Darwinism
Darwin was a racist, and his racist theories have had an enormous impact on American thinking. In terms of science, Darwin’s account may be solid indeed. But value free? Nothing could b...
Epiphany's Counter-cultural Breakthrough: From Wise Men to Prostitutes
January 6 has long been celebrated as the traditional day of Epiphany, the day the wise men came to worship Jesus. Need I say more? We all know the story, or have at least seen the nativity, with the three w...