Harry Potter Chat

When asked the difference between the "Potter" books and other works by Tolkien and C.S. Lewis, expert Richard Abanes replied, "Rowling's books ... glamorizes sinful behavior." Check out the rest of what he had to say in our Harry Potter Chat event.

Blair is in the house

Lisa answered questions about her book, "Creative Correction," as well as questions about her "Facts of Life Reunion" and her family road trip. Read the transcripts to see what you missed.

Jerry Jenkins Chat

He's written "Hometown Legend", now a motion picture, as well as written the best selling series, "Left Behind". See what best-selling author, Jerry Jenkins, had to say in our LIVE Chat event.

Bioterrorism Chat

Islamic fundamentalist terrorists are prepared to use biological weapons against American civilians, causing as much, or more, carnage as they did on September 11. Chat with Christian microbiologist Larry Harris about what you should do to stay safe from biological warfare. <b>Thursday, Nov. 8 at 9 p.m. ET in the Auditorium.</b>

The Secularization of Christmas

In the cartoon The Family Circus, the little boy in the family was sending a Christmas card to his grandmother. He said, "I know Grandmother likes only religious cards, so I'm sending her this one with St. Nick on it." Many of us laugh at that, but in a practical sense, we are the same as that little boy. For we take great pains...

Christmas: Incarnation

Kierkegaard told a parable about a prince who fell in love with a peasant maid. He had noticed her passing by on the street and was instantly infatuated. He knew that if he went to her as the prince and told of his love, she would certainly accept. That would be the loyal thing to do. But he wanted her to have a genuine...

Christmas

In the Peanuts comic strip, one of the little girls says that Christmas is a time for kindness and joy, and a time when we forgive one another. Charlie Brown responds by saying, "Why just at Christmas? Why can't we be kind and forgiving all through the year?" She looks at Charlie Brown and says, "What are you...

Christmas

In C. S. Lewis' book, The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe, he takes us to the land of Narnia. When Narnia is living under the authority of the witch, it is "always winter, but never Christmas." Can you imagine how discouraging that would be to a child? Still, there are people today who are living in a winter, and Christmas...