Early Data Signals Merry Christmas for Retailers
On Cyber Monday, online retailers experienced a sales surge that could surpass last year’s numbers by 20 percent. View full post on CBN.com – CBN News
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Religion Today Summaries – Dec. 1, 2010
1,000 Children in Africa Born with HIV Every DayBush, On Book Tour, Tells Rick Warren of FaithEthiopia Imprisons Christian Accused of Defacing Quran Pro-Family Groups Fight against ‘Hate Group’ Label View full post on Crosswalk.com – News
Police: Wisc. Gunman’s Motives a Mystery
A northern Wisconsin high school remained closed Tuesday after a student held 22 classmates hostage at gunpoint on Monday night. View full post on CBN.com – CBN News
Two Evangelists in Vietnam Sentenced to Prison
Two Christian evangelists, Ksor Y Du, 47, and Kpa Y Co, 30, were sentenced this month to six and four years in prison respectively for “undermining national unity.” View full post on Crosswalk.com – News
CBO: Bank Bailout Cost Taxpayers $25 Billion
The Congressional Budget Office says the 2008 bank bailout won’t cost taxpayers as much as they previously thought. View full post on CBN.com – CBN News
Israel Celebrates 3 Million Visitors
Israel is celebrating a new tourism record. For the first time ever, more than 3 million people have visited the Promised Land this year. View full post on CBN.com – CBN News
Investors Fear EU Bailout Spells Financial Meltdown
Not everyone is happy about the European Union’s proposed bailout of Ireland. View full post on CBN.com – CBN News
Texas AG: Super Bowl ‘Magnet’ for Sex Trafficking
Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott said the sports event is a magnet for such illegal activities. View full post on CBN.com – CBN News
WWII-Style Rationing to Fight Global Warming?
Some climate change experts say World War II-style rationing in developed countries may be needed to bring down carbon emissions to fight against global warming View full post on CBN.com – CBN News
Archeologists Find Roman Pool During Israeli Dig
Israeli archaeologists discovered an 1,800-year-old bathing pool thought to be used by the Roman legion that destroyed the Jewish temple. View full post on CBN.com – CBN News
Our Daily Bred- An Ordinary GuySteve was just an ordinary guy. He quietly served in a church I attended years ago. He helped prepare communion, shoveled the church sidewalks in the winter, and mowed the lawn in the summer. He spent time with teenage boys who had no fathers in the home. I often heard him telling people at church in his quiet way how good the Lord was to him. During prayer […]
- Slacker?While studying the book of Proverbs in my small-group Bible study, our leader suggested that we change the description of a lazy person from a sluggard to a slacker (6:6,9). Ah, now he was speaking my lingo. I immediately started thinking of all the people I consider to be slackers. […]
- The Remedy For FearIn his first inaugural speech in 1933, Franklin D. Roosevelt, the newly elected president of the US, addressed a nation that was still reeling from the Great Depression. Hoping to ignite a more optimistic outlook regarding that economic crisis, he declared, “The only thing we have to fear is fear itself!” […]
- A Word From The LordNoted preacher and theologian Helmut Thielicke (1908–1986) endured great opposition from the Nazi regime in Germany during the 1930s and 1940s. Yet he remained committed to proclaiming God’s presence and power in Jesus Christ during a difficult and perplexing time. Scholar Robert Smith said that as Thielicke addressed modern issues and problems in his sermon […]
- Invite QuestionsWhen I teach, I sometimes use the motto “Question Authority” to get the attention of my students. I am not inviting them to challenge my authority; I am encouraging them to ask me questions. Some education experts say that more learning takes place when teachers answer questions than when they impart information. By nature, we all place a higher value on wha […]
- Side By SideIn my family scrapbook is a picture of my daughter at age 4 working next to me, using a toy hammer to repair the siding on the house. Side by side we worked that day; she imitated my every action, absolutely convinced that she too was fixing the house. Rarely have I enjoyed a chore more. In the picture, it’s obvious that she’s enjoying it too. […]
- Knocked Off Your Feet?Because I’ve written many articles and a book about dealing with life’s losses, I have the privilege of being introduced to a number of fellow strugglers along life’s journey. One of my new friends is a mom whose 21-year-old daughter died suddenly in 2009, which sent her reeling. She told me, “I feel like an outcast from the normal world. I feel crushed and […]
- More, More, MoreNow that my daughter is learning to talk, she has adopted a favorite word: more. She will say “more” and point to toast with jam. She held out her palm and said “More!” when my husband gave her some coins for her piggy bank. She even exclaimed, “More Daddy!” one morning after her father left for work. […]
- Benefits Of FriendshipCicero was one of the greatest thinkers of the Roman Empire. He was a skilled orator, lawyer, politician, linguist, and writer. Still today he is quoted for his clear prose and practical wisdom. […]
- Wings Like A DoveDavid sighed, “Oh, that I had wings like a dove! I would fly away and be at rest” (Ps. 55:6). As for me, I’d build a cabin in the Sawtooths, or take a permanent post in a fire-lookout tower. When life weighs on me, I too yearn to fly away and be at rest. […]
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- Fears for Iranian pastor facing executionThere are unconfirmed reports that the Iranian authorities have decided to go ahead with the execution of a pastor […]
- Give a day back this leap yearChurch Urban Fund is encouraging people to give a day back on February 29 […]
- Rethinking mission in secular EuropeChristian evangelism and missionary work is most often associated with outreach in impoverished nations around the world but growing secularism in Europe is forcing some organisations to focus on the continent where much of the church underwent its early development […]
- Alain de Botton Religion is useful for atheistsAtheist Alain de Botton has in a recent interview highlighted many ways in which religion is useful even for nonbelievers […]
- Droughtstricken Britain where respect is in short supplyNot agreeing with someone is no reason to treat them disrespectfully […]
- Stephanie Smith releases Letting GoGotee Records signing Stephanie Smith has just released her new single Letting Go to digital outlets […]
- Lent appeal to buy 4x4s for ministry work in Angola and MozambiqueThe Bishop of London is asking Christians in the capital to consider donating a portion of their travel costs during Lent to support ministry work in Angola and Mozambique […]
- Thousand Foot Krutch go back to where they startedSometimes the best way to move forward is to go back to the basics taking all of the raw energy and emotion of the past and channelling it into the present […]
- Christians do not need a privileged spaceThe only power we require is the power of the Holy Spirit […]
- Petition supporting traditional marriage gathers 15000 signaturesA petition calling upon the Government to maintain the existing definition of marriage has notched up 15000 signatures just one day after it was launched […]
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