by Ted Slater on 12/31/2008
Why are so many people upset at Israel for trying to get their neighbors to stop sending rockets into their country? Read more.
by Tom Neven on 12/31/2008
So another new year is upon us, and pundits and prognosticators near and far are making their predictions for what's to come in 2009. And they'll almost certainly be wrong. Read more.
by Heather Koerner on 12/31/2008
One New York Times writer wonders why religious people have self-control ... and how he can get some without being religious. Read more.
by Candice Watters on 12/30/2008
As I continue to think and pray about my goals for 2009, I'm buoyed by a story about Boy Scout Shawn Goldsmith. Read more.
by Steve Watters on 12/30/2008
For the past four decades Americans have developed an unhealthy fear of marrying someone without giving them a sexual audition. Read more.
by Suzanne Hadley Gosselin on 12/29/2008
'Tis the season for New Year's resolutions and at least one money management related item makes my list each year. That's why I was interested to read this article about six financial milestones you should hit before 30. Read more.
by Lisa Anderson on 12/24/2008
This week I ask the Boundless team for some of their Christmas favorites. Listen in and give us yours when you get a chance. Read more.
by Tom Neven on 12/22/2008
Everyone knows the words to "The 12 Days of Christmas," although I must admit they mystify me in places. Who would really want 10 lords a'leaping for Christmas? Read more.
by Suzanne Hadley Gosselin on 12/20/2008
I'm sure it was no coincidence that Ted chose to publish my article next to Elisabeth's. It has a similar theme: trusting in God's goodness. Read more.
by Motte Brown on 12/19/2008
Count me among the foolish, unwise stewards mentioned in the comments section of Suzanne's blog "Faith of Lilies." Read more.
by Candice Watters on 12/19/2008
Tony Woodlief writes in today's Wall Street Journal about the merits of believing in Santa Claus, or more precisely, his kids' belief in the jolly old elf. Read more.
by Ted Slater on 12/19/2008
Does The Pill kill pre-born babies? Or is it an acceptable option for those not yet ready for a (or another) child? Read more.
by Ted Slater on 12/19/2008
It's humiliating enough to play a wrong note during a church service. But what about when the entire worship band messes up? Read more.
by Suzanne Hadley Gosselin on 12/17/2008
In my less spiritual moments, I have wondered about the wisdom of my brother's growing his family without having in hand what I believe to be some of the basic necessities to accommodate it. Read more.
by Motte Brown on 12/17/2008
It's a legitimate question I've heard frequently during our foreign adoption process, "Why aren't you adopting children from the U.S.?" Read more.
by Steve Watters on 12/17/2008
As President-Elect Obama announces his cabinet, conservatives have been surprised and liberals have been disappointed ... Read more.
by Motte Brown on 12/16/2008
My wife and I found out early this morning that a judge in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia approved our adoption of a sibling set of four children ages eight, six, and nine months (twins). Read more.
by Suzanne Hadley Gosselin on 12/16/2008
Steve's post reminds me of some of the miserable Christmas moments I've experienced during holidays past when my eyes were on the wrong thing. Read more.
by Steve Watters on 12/15/2008
We hear every year that the greatest joys of Christmas come from giving to others, investing time with friends and family and rediscovering the wonder of God entering our world as a baby -- but we still tend to act like the best things about Christmas are the things that cost money. Read more.
by Ted Slater on 12/15/2008
When it comes to how many children a family chooses to have, sometimes it's a virtue to have the firm conviction of "no opinion." Read more.
by Ted Slater on 12/12/2008
The shame felt by those who experience same-sex attraction pales to the shame the Church bears for stifling someone's cry for help. Read more.
by Lisa Anderson on 12/12/2008
Carolyn McCulley's book Radical Womanhood turns feminism on its diamond-studded ear and shows how true biblical femininity is more affirming and empowering than any of the lies we've bought over the past 30 years. Read more.
by Candice Watters on 12/11/2008
A woman in a waiting room noticed my pregnant belly and offered her congratulations. But when she found out it would be our fourth child, she changed her tune. Read more.
by Suzanne Hadley Gosselin on 12/11/2008
As Oprah's confession illustrates, no one — no matter how powerful or good — is immune to the addictions of the flesh that feed guilt and shame. Read more.
by Motte Brown on 12/10/2008
The Salvation Army is doing their job to ensure that members of the church are equally yoked. If you decide to marry outside the ministry, you're gone. Read more.
by Suzanne Hadley Gosselin on 12/10/2008
In the middle, you don't have the freshness—the hope and adrenaline—that comes with new beginnings. And you don't have the sense of completion or the relief of closure that accompanies the end. Read more.
by Ted Slater on 12/09/2008
The Green Bible. The Green movement. How compatible are they with the Holy Bible? How compatible are they with the move of God? Read more.
by Motte Brown on 12/09/2008
During my time on Capitol Hill, I had a Christian mentor who would say that if persecution ever comes to America, it will begin over political issues surrounding homosexuality. Read more.
by Heather Koerner on 12/08/2008
Should Christians give their time and money to Christian organizations only -- or should they just give wherever they deem appropriate? Read more.
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