Selected Features From
March-April 1999
More than 1,000 stations broadcast talk radio every day. Are listeners thinking for themselves or just blindly following their favorite talk show host? "Who's Pushing America's Buttons?" and "Don't Just Sit There, Turn the Channel," offer readers a Christian perspective on the popular world of radio and television talk shows.
Early believers used to greet each other with "Christ is risen!" And the response was, "He is risen, indeed."
Christians suffering from depression often have to defend their faith while battling their burden. What can be done to overcome the guilt that is so often associated with depression?
While translating the Bible for an Indian tribe in the remote jungles of Panama, the writer confronts the profound meaning of drinking the blood of Jesus.
The Bible provides strength, comfort and guidance -- just a few of the many reasons why studying the Good Book is essential in your life.
As we near the close of what was supposed to have been the "Christian century," the troubles in Northern Ireland continue -- a war between Christians -- in which both Catholics and Protestants believe God is on their side.
These two dozen traditions can enrich your family's resurrection celebration.