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One day a theft occurred. Five loaves of bread were taken from the kitchen. The guards stole food all the time and would take it home or sell it to some of the prisoners.

The Cost of Discipleship by Randy Alcorn Is it possible to hear God speak?   You can download the PDF to print and share.

When I find myself thinking that this current challenge is going to kill me, I just remember that I thought the same thing about my first shower.

List of falsehoods in "The Divinci Code", from Josh McDowell's book: The Da Vinci Code - A Quest for Answers.

There they go again. The liberal media, it seems, likes nothing better than to play up what they see (or create) as divisions in the evangelical ranks.

Who said, “If you’re not allowed to laugh in heaven, I don’t want to go there”? (Hint: It wasn’t Mark Twain.) It was Martin Luther.

Being Careful with Our Words by Randy Alcorn Practical Ways to Help Our Persecuted Brothers and Sisters in Christ   You can download the PDF to print and share.

ChristianityTodayMovies.com included some excerpts from the following statements in their article.

Two hours into the breakfast, emcee Brent Jones introduced Dungy, who was welcomed with a lengthy standing ovation. Dungy thanked the crowd, shared an anecdote about Martin, then told the crowd he was going to speak for about 15 minutes.

When it comes to church involvement, many in previous generations struggled with legalism. Today many struggle with the opposite–license.

We believe that this proclamation of Jesus is both true to the story, and at the heart of why the Waodani could believe and be transformed.

I have spent hours on the phone in the last week with End of the Spear producers Mart Green and Steve Saint.

As I read through all that has been written by fellow believers recently concerning the End of the Spear controversy about Mart Green’s hiring of Chad Allen to play Nate/Steve Saint, I felt an incredible sadness.

The attacks of September 11 and the resulting war against terrorism have brought to the front once again the question of the Christian view of war.