So here's a thought, one that I've not seen pitched out in the bizjournals or propagated by the business-oblivious American Left. As...

The images of medieval horror from the Middle East continue to pour our way, as helpless captives are beheaded or burned to death by the s...

Yesterday morning, as I was doing the final edit on my sermon, I flitted briefly to web-based news sources to check in on the world.  It...

Someone asked me recently what I think about war.  So let me share a story first, one that was shared with me last week. An old and de...

As Putin's Russia takes the post-Olympic opportunity to seize a hunk of terrain it's been hankering for since the fragmentation an...

It was around 1:30 am, and the traffic leading away from Wallops Island was finally letting up.   We'd watched, along with thousands o...

Talking about an encounter with the Quran without talking about violence and jihad would be an act of intellectual and spiritual cowardice...

As American missiles rain down on the outskirts of Tripoli, and French and British jets begin the enforcement of a "no fly zone," ...

Being an online gamer does surface some odd moments of human interaction. For my recently passed birthday, I was given a PlayStation Netwo...

For family movie night this evening, I curled up with Rache and the boys and popped a Blu-Ray into the PS3.  It was, finally and after faili...

This last week, a little news item flitted across the religion news pages, to be quickly forgotten. It had to do with two Christian relief ...

There are, among pastors responsible for drumming up financial resources to sustain their congregations, a variety of little proof-texts tha...

Earlier this week, there was a small demonstration here in DC. That's not even vaguely unusual. There's always a small demonstrati...