Jesus said, "Greater love has no man than this, than to lay down one's life for his friends." This is the truest, purest and greatest form of love. Does the world remember it like it does Valentine's Day?

The call for dialogue among Christians often comes from those with inter-faith sensibilities. And talking respectfully with people of other religions is a good thing, however, in many circles "dialogue" merely serves as an antidote to evangelism.

Peter Marshall often said, "Spirituality is a matter of perception, not proof."

Francis Schaeffer had become a joyless Christian man. Then something profound happened. How did he honestly face down his severe crisis of joylessness? How can we do the same?