A high tight wire

Nov. 16, 9:09PM | Evangelicals cannot ignore speaking truth - in a loving manner "We get so carried away with speaking God's truth that we forget the love assignment," says Joel Belz. "Or we get so enamored of loving people - even including our enemies - that we forget the truth assignment."

Beyond rumors

Nov. 9, 3:52PM | Here are three alarms worth checking out Joel Belz points out that in reporting, distinguishing between a not-yet-proven rumor and an established fact isn't as easy as it may seem: "The problem has to do with telling the difference between smoke and fire."

Taking risks

Nov. 17, 6:55PM | It's better to make a fool of yourself than to play it safe "It seems to me we're always getting ready to share the gospel and never actually sharing the gospel," says Andrée Seu, who was inspired by a disheveled man on the street at 6:30 one morning.

Pioneering spirit

Nov. 10, 4:34PM | Thein Htay's unknown works in Burma are well known in heaven Andrée Seu shares the story of the work in Burma of Thein Htay, a "great man you have never heard of, one of those people who are famous in heaven only, 'unknown and yet well known' (2 Corinthians 6:9)."

God doesn't give up - Part 1

Sep. 23, 6:44PM | A detour into Christian existentialism Marvin Olasky comments on the fifth in a series of articles chronicling his progression from card-carrying Communist to Bible-carrying Christian. In Part 1 of 3 in this podcast subseries, he discusses how reading books written by Christian existentialists affected his worldview.

Crying out - Part 4

Sep. 16, 2:35PM | Is seeing believing? Or does believing lead to seeing? Marvin Olasky comments on the fourth in a series of articles chronicling his progression from card-carrying Communist to Bible-carrying Christian. In Part 4 of 4 in this podcast subseries, he discusses reading the New Testament in Russian and his introduction to Puritan literature.