Fred Clark

(Originally posted December, 2004.) Left Behind, pg. 68 It was nearly Buck Williams's turn at the head of the line at the Pan-Con Club counter …

Preachers spent last week preparing their sermons for Sunday morning only to have all of that preparation disrupted by a big breaking news story on

Last year, Richard Beck started blogging his way through the Psalms, one per week, offering his reactions and reflections.

I will not be writing about The Vibes. My main response to everything I have read about this is a fervent desire to be given some chance to read something about something else.

"And that is why many American Christians oppose any effort to bring peace to the Middle East."

"We must suffer them all again ... We must love one another or die"

So last year this kid from West was apparently dating a girl down the street from us and we'd see him walking past a few times a week.

• If you're a podcast person, this is a terrific episode of an always interesting podcast, “The Bible for Normal People.” Here is Pete Enns in conversation with David Dark on “ Doubt as a Holy Task .”

J.D. Vance does not believe what he claims to believe and pretends to believe about abortion and IVF. No one does. No one can.

Left Behind presents one of the most awful and awesome panoramas of human suffering ever imagined in a work of fiction. But no one in the novel -- the heroes, the villains, the authors -- seems to notice or to care.