In 2011, Christ the King continues to order and establish his kingdom. Today’s Christians sing, “Let earth receive her King.” But is there any nation on earth where Christ, the Lord of all nations, is being acknowledged as King, Sovereign and Lord?

As the oldest nation on earth, its culture has captured the imagination of the world for more than 4000 years, but Navigating History: Egypt will show you the Egypt you have never seen before. Discover the people and worldviews behind the mummy wrappings and hieroglyphs. Understand not only what Egypt was, but why it was, and what it has become. Master the ideas that ruled its society, religion, and government, and still haunt ours today.

It’s time for some straight talk about courtship. At this time in American history, there are hundreds of separate definitions of the word “courtship.” Many families assume there is only one, and that the definition is shared by the entire culture. More than a few good men and women have had hopes drowned in the swamps that stand between them and the land of marital bliss. God’s created order holds the answers for families and their children so that they can marry well.

When the Great Fire of London swept through the city in the fall of 1666, it destroyed an estimated 87% of the homes in the central city. A young minister was asked why God would do such a thing. His answer was not the typical pietistic response of the day. He did not try to invent imaginary characteristics of an imaginary god. He let God speak for himself, but few appreciated hearing the words of the Bible...

Before Audri and I were engaged, we spent about a four-month period getting to know each other as well as we possibly could with our parents' blessing. We knew that before making a decision to either marry or part ways we had to be confident we knew who the other person actually was and the state of their heart before the Lord.

I am frequently asked questions about the wisdom of training Christians to produce movies. Is it right? Is it merely trying to “Christianize” the things of the world? This question reminds me of the story of an Irish entrepreneur named Guinness who once “fooled around” with alcohol in the same way I work with media. This young entrepreneur believed it was possible to turn the poisonous custom of binge drinking against itself, creating a replacement culture.