Commentary
Unyielding Belief: Science is Good, to a Point
Stan Guthrie
The 1998 study on which the autism-vaccine link was founded turns out to be an "elaborate fraud." The fact that financial gain and other tempting motives exist within the scientific community place a limit on the good Science can do for mankind.
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Faith & The Church
How to Spot a Healthy Church in 30 Seconds
Joe McKeever
I knew almost instantly from the actions and voices of the children that the family was a healthy one. Is it likewise possible to ascertain within a few seconds whether a church is healthy?
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Think Theologically: A Review of Alister McGrath's The Passionate Intellect
Stanley Ward
McGrath's latest book provides an excellent introduction for believers who want to know more about how theology both impacts Christian living and provides responses to contemporary objections against Christianity.
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Can Singing about the Gospel Become Rote?
Bob Kauflin
In my experience, the church is always in danger of neglecting the gospel in its songs. What do you do when worship is running on empty?
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Movies
Green Hornet Shakes Up the Superhero Genre
Jeffrey Huston
The Green Hornet is like the goofy twin to The Dark Knight. Both have billionaire protagonists who don masks, drive cool cars, and are in the pursuit of justice -- except one is the brooding Christian Bale while the other is the guy from Knocked Up.
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Comedy or Not a Comedy? That's The Dilemma
Christian Hamaker
Beyond the buddy-comedy dynamic of Vince Vaughn and Kevin James, The Dilemma is a rather serious story about romantic commitment, and the harsh realities of a crumbling marriage where intimacy between husband and wife is a fading memory.
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Books
Red Ink Conveys a Realistic Image of the Persecuted Church
Kelley Mathews
Red Ink is a treatise on the persecuted church, the reality of human trafficking and the power of prayer. It is the third book in the Extreme Devotion series, described as "missional fiction" since each book follows a character standing up for his or her faith in a country opposed or closed to the gospel.
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Today's Devotional
Trusting God with Our Kids (from "Parenting by Design")
When she could hide him no longer, she got a papyrus basket for him... (Exod. 2:3).
Moses's mother did not know what the future held, but she released her son by her faith in God.
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