February 14th is celebrated nation-wide as a day of love, festivities, and heart-shaped antacids. But the shocking new details unearthed regarding Saint Valentine – the old, soggy Roman citizen who started this whole thing – indicated that this was not always the case. Italian archeologist, Giuseppe Cogo, is a...

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Some things are hard to do, like bowling a perfect 300, stacking all of your grandmother’s mugs on top of each other, and getting to know your neighbors. Well, we’ve developed the TROUSER method, a fool-proof, week long way to help you meet your neighbors. It may help you...

The Gospel Coalition recently published an article containing 16 Ways To Promote Unity Amid Political Disagreement, and, boy, are we impressed! However, we noticed there were 5 painfully obvious ways to keep your church from experiencing division over America’s not super-ideal political state. Without further ado, here are 5 more...

“Pandas eat 20 to 40 pounds of bamboo a day! You won’t see me putting up those numbers. I top out around 7 or 8 pounds of that stuff.” – Ravi Zacharias, unprompted “Plates, pizza pans, frisbees, coasters, toilet seats – I could go on and on.” – Lee...

If you are Catholic, you wouldn’t be caught dead doing any of these six things. 1. Purchasing an alpaca farm Alpacas are wolves in llama’s clothing and represent the teachings of heretics and apostates. A true, self respecting Catholic would not purchase a farm filled with “Lucifer’s coat hangers,”...

The mood was grave, the tension was palpable. Low murmurs and the scrunching sound of paper being folded in an irritating fashion could be heard throughout the auditorium of Grace and Fellowship Lutheran Church in Fayetteville, Arkansas. Marvin Liptrip, a five foot one inch tall church member, had just...

The fish symbol has long been used to identify Christians and bumpers of poorly driven vehicles world wide. Occasionally it is also used to identify stores or restaurants that sever fish. Once, it was used to identify a small, tent-like structure in the Arizona desert in which a certain...

“Don’t call me New Testament Wright.” – N. T. Wright, on being called “New Testament” Wright “February 13th is World Radio Day. I plan on spending the entire day locked in my safe room and listening to AM oldies. I don’t have a backup plan if my radio doesn’t...