Brenda’s life has taken twists and turns that are stranger than fiction. It always seemed as if she was just one phone call away from the next explosive change. Each time her plans fell apart, she had a choice: would she give up, or would she press f…

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Why Millennials Are Leaving the Churchby Derek Penwell for Provoketive Magazine:The church where I serve made a decision this past year to support its ministers in refusing to sign marriage licenses until the rights of marriage could be conferred upon …

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by Domenick Scudera, Professor of Theater and Chair of the Theater and Dance department, Ursinus College, for The Huffington Post:And seeing the multitudes, he went up into a mountain: and when he was set, his disciples came unto him,And maketh no mist…

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Mark DeMoss’s book The LIttle Red Book of Wisdom was a pleasant surprise when it arrived from Thomas Nelson publishing’s Booksneeze program.DeMoss draws on his work experiences and his spiritual life to give us a book that is truly full …

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We have a copy of Max Lucado’s book Max on Life to give away!All you have to do is “like” us on facebook (if you haven’t already!) and leave a comment saying you’re interested in owning this book.Winner on Monday!

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The tables have turned and Gabby’s estranged husband–who threw her out when she didn’t live up to his image of a “corporate wife”–needs her in a way neither ever expected. He’s begging for reconciliation, but Gabby has moved on, finding purpose and a…

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Unto the Hills is a 365-day devotional by Billy Graham.  I recieved my copy just as 2011 was beginning and so far I have been enjoying a meditation at the beginning of each day. The well-known minister draws from his lifetime of study, minist…

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 Voices of the Faithful is a 366-day devotional with inspiring stories from the front lines of faith.”A willingness to go is all they have in common,” says Beth Moore, speaking of her friends on the front lines who are spreading the gosp…

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Though he tries to act like he’s playing the role of peacemaking conciliator, New York Times columnist Ross Douthat eventually reveals his true feelings: By global standards, [Feisal Abdul Rauf, the man behind the mosque] may be the model of a “moderate Muslim.” But global standards and American standards are different. For Muslim Americans to […]

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