Featured Story
Reading Habits Subject of Poll
One in four adults read no books at all in the past year, according to a recent Associated Press-Ipsos poll. Of those who did read, women and older people were the most avid. The Bible and religious books were read by two-thirds of the respondents, making it the top category, followed by popular fiction, histories, biographies and mysteries, all at about half. Read more
Other Featured Stories
- Variety In Your Writing
- Bye-Bye Hyphens
- Is Wikipedia a Reliable Research Tool?
- Capital “B” in Bible, Please!
Craft of Writing
Variety In Your WritingThe simple declarative sentence is the bedrock of good writing. “See Spot run,” says it all. However, if your writing is...
Publishing Industry News
Christian Stores Embracing Secular ProductsIt used to be that when you went to a Christian bookstore you expected to find Bibles, Christian books, Sunday School curriculum and...
The Writing Life
Can Your Diet Enhance Your Creativity?Feeling down in the dumps as you face a blank page? Afraid your brain-freeze might not thaw anytime soon? You might try taking a big...
Trends
Reading Habits Subject of PollOne in four adults read no books at all in the past year, according to a recent Associated Press-Ipsos poll. Of those who did read,...
Inspiration
How to Share Your Faith JourneyMost people don’t become Christians because they believe the Bible is true or because someone has beat them down with intellectual...
Book Reviews
Book Review: The Five Love LanguagesThe Five Love Languages By Dr. Gary Chapman Northfield Publishing (Moody), Chicago, IL $14.99, 208 pp, pb Copyright 1992-2004 ISBN-13...
Interviews
Interview: Dan Wooding, Christian JournalistDan Wooding was born in Nigeria to English missionary parents. He was raised in England and became a reporter on Billy Graham’s...


