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Max Lucado: America's Pastor Tackles John 3:16

Best-selling author and pastor Max Lucado examines the most famous verse in the Bible.

Bring It On: Curse God and Live?

Pat Robertson answers the following Bring It On questions: Will I be forgiven for cursing God? Where did the different races come from? Can I help someone on the path of righteousness?

Bring It On: Judging Others

Do we pray to God the Father or Jesus? How can I help my boyfriend see the error of his ways?

Bring It On: Healing at Any Age

What do I do if I hate hearing swearing? Is it offensive to believe that Jesus wasn't God while on earth? Is there an age where God stops healing?

Bring It On: Trauma Repeated

How do I stop replaying something in my mind?

Bring It On: Forgiveness and Prophecy

Can you forgive at the height of heartache? How long should I wait for prophecy to come true?

Bring It On: God's Voice

Gordon Robertson answers: How do I hear God's voice? What do I do if my nurse sees dead people? And more...

Democracy in Bhutan for Non-Christians Only

CBN News reporter Gary Lane takes a look at the tiny Christian church in the Buddhist nation of Bhutan.

Jonathan Falwell: Carrying a Legacy

The son of the late Jerry Falwell discusses the sudden death of his father in May, 2007, and how he is continuing the ministry legacy. The Christian Broadcasting Network: http://www.cbn.com.

Richard Mouw

Richard Mouw, President of Fuller Theological Seminary

Evangelicals: Rob Bell Preaching 'False Gospel'

Two months after popular pastor Rob Bell released his book about heaven and hell, it is still stirring debate in Christian circles.

Natural Farming: Inspiring Passionate 'Stewards'

Joel Salatin is an outspoken, alternative farmer who wants Americans to think about what they eat and where it comes from. And he thinks the church should be leading the way.

Should a Christian Practice Yoga?

Yoga and the martial arts are popular forms of recreation, but they often face criticism within the church at large, because of their roots in Eastern religions.