by Jim Ball | Aug 5, 2002 | Opinion
Evangelical Christians from the United States and Great Britain and many of the world’s leading climate experts recently gathered at Oxford University’s St. Anne’s College for a three-day conference on global warming. A strong statement issued by the...
by Jeff Woods | Aug 5, 2002 | Opinion
What is your leadership style? Are you a forceful leader? Do you express yourself with flair? Do you lead from behind the scenes? There are several leadership styles, and each has benefits and limitations, as well as obstacles that often surface when practicing that...
by Cliff Vaughn | Aug 2, 2002 | Opinion
There are two types of people in the world, the distinction resting on how we interpret the incredible. One type sees only luck or coincidence. The other sees a sign or a miracle. That’s what Graham Hess (Mel Gibson) says in “Signs,” the latest...
by Robert Parham | Aug 2, 2002 | Opinion
CEOs, politicians and pundits are scrambling to explain the ethical collapse of big business. They blame compromised auditors, dishonest executives, weak board directors and lax law enforcement officers. Charles Colson blamed secularism, especially the fountainhead of...
by Barry Howard | Aug 2, 2002 | Opinion
How do you handle your own pain and suffering? Whether you are experiencing the physical pain of illness, the emotional distress of grief, or the spiritual affliction of persecution, your suffering must be put in perspective or you may become a nagging complainer....
by Cliff Vaughn | Aug 1, 2002 | Opinion
Christian ministers focus on marriage as a union. Movies, on the other hand, focus more on the obstacles that may prevent that union. Movies need conflict, and attempts to unite two people—and their families—usually provide it. For example, “My Big Fat Greek...
