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Religious Leaders Line Up in Support of Supreme Court Case

Unity among religious leaders is rare, but a pending U.S. Supreme Court case is drawing together a group beyond the boldest dreams of any interfaith parliament.

Making Neighbors More Employable

Christian training programs are working hard to make their students become employable and, in some cases, employed.

ARP Votes to leave the Presbyterian Council for Chaplains and Military Personnel

Citing concerns following recent Presbyterian Church (USA) votes, an evangelical Presbyterian denomination has voted to leave a military chaplaincy umbrella group.

Vanderbilt University Christian Groups Struggle to Stay on Campus

Five Christian student groups at Vanderbilt University are fighting to stay on campus and retain their religious freedom as administrators try to decide whether they are in violation of the school’s nondiscrimination policy.

PCA Pastor Close to Finishing His Quest to Eat in Every New Orleans Restaurant

[PCA] minister Ray Cannata’s mission is almost complete. Four years ago he set out to eat at every restaurant in New Orleans.

Devoured by Debt

When we use credit card debt as a quick solution, we effectively deny ourselves the opportunity to let God meet our needs.

The Divine Tailor

God was the first fashion designer.

Sifting Through the 9/11 Rubble: A Sermon Preached After the Attack

After the shock of national catastrophe, we begin to hear stories. The stories will weave a human face to the tragedy.

Passing the Test of Love

Use 1 Corinthians 13 to give yourself a grade.

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