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  For financial planning guru, sour economy has an upside

  Part stand-up comedian, part economics professor, Dave Ramsey built a multimillion-dollar business by dispensing simple financial advice: Live on a budget. Don’t spend more than you make. One of his favorite Scriptures is Proverbs 22:7: “The rich rule over the poor, and the borrower is servant to the lender.”

  05/28/2009 - By admin

• Financial management grads cite spiritual, as well as monetary, gains

  Completing an in-depth study of biblical financial management not only dramatically improves a person’s financial position, but it also benefits their walk with Christ, family relationships and contribution to church life, according to research recently conducted by Crown Financial Ministries.

  05/28/2009 - By admin

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  Faith Digest: Charity drops ‘Christian’ from name

  Christian Children’s Fund, an organization that helps needy children across the globe, has decided to change its name to ChildFund International as part of its plan to broaden its outreach.

  05/28/2009 - By admin

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  Some churches help Christians view culture through spiritual lenses

  What does it mean to participate with God in “making all things new”?

  05/28/2009 - By admin

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  Religious people make better citizens, but youth are increasingly secular

  People of faith are better citizens and better neighbors, and America is “amazingly” religious compared to other countries, Harvard University professor Robert Putnam said.

  05/28/2009 - By admin

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  Foundation website seeks to bridge religion and science

  A year after stepping down as director of the Human Genome Project, Francis Collins is embarking on a new venture to bridge science and religion and provide some answers to life’s most difficult questions.

  05/28/2009 - By admin

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  Christian radio ads urge support for climate change legislation

  Radio ads in eight states will encourage Christians to view climate change as both a moral issue and a matter of national security.

  05/22/2009 - By Administrator

• Poll says Americans moving rightward on social issues

  A week after releasing a poll for the first time showing a majority of Americans describe themselves as pro-life, the Gallup Organization reported new numbers showing public opinion moving to the right on a number of other social issues as well.

  05/20/2009 - By Administrator

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  If war can be justified, what about torture?

  While elected officials and pundits have debated whether torture of suspected terrorists is effective, legal or constitutional, a moral question has loomed in the background: Is torture ever justified?

  05/15/2009 - By admin

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  Preachers’ sermons resonate even from beyond the grave

  The Internet and rebroadcasts on cable television have given some religious broadcasters a second lease on life, even after the first lease has expired.

  05/15/2009 - By admin

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  Parents look inward, not upward, for guidance

  Most American parents believe their parenting skills and family lives are pretty good, but they are reluctant to describe their homes as peaceful, relaxed or joyful. They say their daily family time consists mostly of eating dinner and watching television, according to a new study from LifeWay Research.

  05/15/2009 - By admin

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  In gauging successful parenting, few consider faith

  The vast majority of parents hope their children grow up to live good lives. But, for many, parental success does not include faith in God—even among parents who are evangelical Christians, according to a new study from LifeWay Research.

  05/15/2009 - By admin