by Martha Krienke on 07/21/2011
Favorite outdoor pastimes, plus an interview with Max Lucado and a round-up of this summer’s blockbuster films. Read more.
by Martha Krienke on 02/03/2011
Rival fans talk about the big game, plus CCM favorite Brandon Heath and a question from a guy about wanting marriage while looking for work. Read more.
by Matt Kaufman on 11/19/2010
When dancing goes too far, and when it doesn't, can be clear-cut. But not always. And that's when things get tricky. Read more.
by Motte Brown on 03/17/2010
I predict platitudes from the media and exuberant cheers from the gallery for Tiger Woods at this year's Masters. Read more.
by Matt Kaufman on 02/26/2010
Focus on the Family may get to advertise on the Super Bowl, but not with the NCAA. Three guesses why. (And the first two don't count.) Read more.
by Tom Neven on 02/08/2010
I guess I'm going to turn this into an annual tradition, writing about the Super Bowl. I'm even getting all pretentious about it and marking them with Roman numerals, just as the NFL does. So sue me. Read more.
by Motte Brown on 10/21/2009
The list of people boldly speaking out against Christians (and Christianity in general) seems to be growing. But c'mon, sportswriters? Read more.
by Matt Kaufman on 08/18/2009
Welcome to the world of female mixed martial arts, where women beat each other up and men pay money to see it. Read more.
by Matt Kaufman on 07/27/2009
He may be the best college football player in the country. He's also serious about his faith--and about chastity. Read more.
by Steve Watters on 01/27/2009
Can Kurt Warner once again turn around a hopeless football team? Regardless of how this year's Super Bowl turns out, Warner has a strong reputation for turn arounds. Read more.
by Steve Watters on 01/14/2009
Going out on top typically means leaving as a national champion, but Tony Dungy shows there are other ways to go out on top. Read more.
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