No doubt you've seen the emails warning you about a new movie starring Nicole Kidman called "The Golden Compass."  The film, we're told, promotes atheism and is nothing more than anti-Christian propaganda designed to dash the faith of children.

More paranoid ravings by those who see anti-God advocates hiding behind every tree?  Not this time.

I have two brothers, and the three of us now live in three different states.  Whenever my brothers and I are able to get together, the conversation inevitably turns to telling stories from our childhood.  We reminisce and laugh about the many dumb things we did as kids - things that weren't necessarily funny then (and if you ask our mother, aren't any funnier thirty years later).

If your church is not a Catholic church, the Pope says it’s not a real church. Does that hurt your feelings? Are you experiencing a sense of rejection or abandonment? I’m not either, and here’s why…

Over ten years have come and gone since a group of Protestants and evangelicals first signed a document entitled, “Evangelicals and Catholics Together” (ECT) in 1994. ECT was supposed to usher in a new era of cooperation in worship and evangelism between Protestants and Catholics, focusing on the theology we hold in common and ignoring the theological differences Protestants and Catholics have (more about this later).