- Harvest America With Greg Laurie: Largest US Evangelistic Event Ever?
- Voice of the Marytrs' Tom White's Suicide Confirmed; Molestation Case Closed
- San Diego Mayor Refuses to Suspend Megachurch's Permit
- Vt. Inn Reaches Settlement With ACLU, Lesbian Couple Over Suit
- The Sexual Predator Pattern
- How Do We Respond to the Question 'What About Rape and Incest?'
- Akin Staying in After Meeting With Top-Level Evangelicals in Florida
- Texas' 'Crazy County Judge' Similar to Noah and His Ark?
- Court Upholds Obama's Embryonic Stem Cell Research Funding
- Atheist Group to Post 'God Fixation Won't Fix This Nation' Billboards for Party Conventions
- Richard Dawkins Talks Favorite Bible Verse, 'Creative Intelligence' in Playboy Interview
- Atheist Professor: Intelligent Design Arguments Should 'Be Taken Seriously'
- Are Christians Under the 10 Commandments?
- 40 Years Later: Is the American Flag Still on the Moon?
- 'The American Bible Challenge' Mixes Faith, Humor and Charity
- Mars Hill Bible Church Picks Kent Dobson as Rob Bell's Replacement
- Q&A: Perry Noble on Praying for 3,000 Salvations in One Weekend
- Why Anger Is Essential
- How to Be a Spirit-Filled Christian
- Mike Huckabee Rallies Missouri Pastors for Todd Akin
- Greg Laurie: Hope, Change Can Only Come Through Spiritual Solution
- Report: Multisite Churches Number Over 5,000, on the Rise
- Palestinian President Denies Jerusalem's History? Says City 'Forever Arabic, Islamic and Christian'
- Singapore's City Harvest Church Warned Against Raising Money for Pastor Kong Hee
- Pentecostal Woman Sues Burger King After Being Fired for Wearing Skirt
- Harvest America With Greg Laurie: Largest US Evangelistic Event Ever?
Evangelicals Blast Obama Over 'War on Religion' at Fla. Rally
Hundreds of evangelicals gathered in Tampa, Fla., on Sunday to highlight the importance of the November election due to President Barack Obama's "war on religion." The speakers at the Faith and Freedom Coalition rally included Mike Huckabee, Ralph Reed and Newt Gingrich.
Tropical Storm Isaac Forces GOP to Delay Start of Convention Until Tuesday
Tropical Storm Isaac, predicted to become a hurricane, forced GOP officials to cancel the first day of the Republican National Convention in Tampa, Fla. scheduled for Monday, when the party was to officially name Mitt Romney as the presidential nominee.
Why Anger Is Essential
By Paul Tripp
In a world that has been terribly broken by sin, where nothing operates as was intended, and where evil often has more immediate influence than good, it would be wrong not to be angry.
OPINIONS
Political Football: Republican Party Must Not Squander Their First and Goal Opportunity on Immigration
By Samuel Rodriguez and Robert Gittelson
CHURCH & MINISTRIES
Tim Tebow Foundation Program Continues to Bring Joy to Ailing Children
By Jeff Schapiro
U.S.
Christianity Today Writer Is Founder of a Company Fined for Deceptive Business Practices; With Child Porn Ties
By Katherine T. Phan
The co-author of a recent Christianity Today article is one of the founders of Zango, a company fined by the FTC for unfair and deceptive business practices, including lax distribution of software that furthered child pornography. The Christianity Today article was co-written by Ted Olsen and Ken Smith, who founded 180solutions (which later became Zango), a company with software that had been "distributed in conjunction with child pornography," according to documents obtained by The Christian Post.
