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In superheroes we see a secondary and dim reflection of Jesus, who is the Primary, the Light of the world. 

When asked if we would recognize friends in Heaven, George MacDonald responded, “Shall we be greater fools in Paradise than we are here?”

Nothing is talked about more and acted on less than being “accountable.” 

The Greek word for worry means literally “to divide the mind.” The worried mind is a torn, and therefore worn, mind.

The article in today’s blog is a simple, straightforward and powerful model for what we as supporters of the right to life can say to friends and neighbors and fellow employees who are immersed in a prochoice worldview. 

We tend to be passionate about things that don’t matter, fanatics and fans about what won’t last. But we are afraid to look like fanatics for Jesus. 

Do you think it’s possible that in Heaven the Holy Spirit could come upon women like He did with Mary and allow them to conceive? What a joy that would be for all the women who longed to conceive but never did.

Many years ago I flew across the country to not preach at a church that had invited me to speak at their morning service.

Death is a relocation of the same person from one place to another. The place changes, but the person remains the same. 

There are athletes who are Christ-followers on many professional sports teams. The National Football League has a significant number. 

I appreciated this article by Michael Spielman, director of a great organization called Abort73. 

In this conversation from my novel Deception, Jake and Clarence challenge Ollie’s desire for both freedom to choose and freedom from evil’s consequences.

Looking to make a New Year’s resolution? A great place to start is with what Colossians 3:16 says: “Let the Word of Christ dwell in you richly.” 

I confess that I dislike the term pro-choice. As I explain in my book Why ProLife?, I use it only because it has become the dominant term used in our culture.