It is important for believers to stay abreast of developments in Christendom. CT’s first story should be of particular interest to evangelicals. Click here for Christianity Today’s Top 10 stories of 2011.
Japan’s tiny miracle
Time magazine: Amid the silent corpses a baby cried out—and Japan met its tiniest miracle. On March 14, soldiers from Japan’s Self-Defense Forces went door to door in Ishinomaki, a coastal town northeast of Senda, pulling bodies from homes that…
Top 10 Religious Stories of 2011
I agree with Ed Stetzer that it’s interesting to see what secular news sources identify as the top stories. Ed Stetzer: The Religion Newswriters Association released the top ten religion stories of 2010. The RNA is generally made up of…
Collin Hansen’s Top 10 Theology and Church Stories of 2010
Collin Hansen: As the end of the year approaches, we eagerly look forward to 2011 and make resolutions. The challenges of 2010 fade as we dream of new possibilities next year. But it’s also worthwhile to reflect on what’s changed…
Collin Hansen’s Top 10 Theological Stories of 2010
One of my favorite young writers is Collin Hansen. You can read his list of the top theological stories from 2009 here. In my considered opinion, this is a good survey.
Walter Cronkite
So much about this clip recalls my earliest memories of the news including the references to correspondents in Viet Nam, 1968, the tragic death of Dr. King. And, of course, Walter Cronkite. Cronkite’s most famous moments may be either of…
Russian author Alexander Solzhenitsyn dies at 89
If you don’t know who Solzhenitsyn is, I encourage you to learn more. Click here Better yet, read this Breakpoint column by Chuck Colson (click here). I have this quote from him in Unpacking Forgiveness: Formerly you never forgave anyone.…