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So, how do we break into the lives of people who are immersed in this postmodern reality? How do we reach them for the gospel? Do we find ways to show them how the gospel is existentially satisfying? Do we offer therapeutic entertainment to draw them in? Nope. Instead, we do the unthinkable in our modern age. We preach.

An ‘Error Message’ on the Screen of Western Civ? The Most Important Question Facing us in 2012 is more than an Election The most important question of the coming year is not “who will be the next occupant of the White House?” The single most important matter before us all is a question of value. It is a question that may be stated, “Will the Western world embrace the very thing that holds it together. Or will it continue the denial of the obvious and seal its inevitable decline?” Let me explain. In historiography – the study of history –...

Almost 10 years after the massacre of more than 7,000 Muslim men and boys by Serbian security forces in Srebrenica, a video has surfaced that presents graphic details of their fate. Several people in the video were arrested as a result, the Serbian prime minister said Thursday. The tape - shown at the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia in The Hague on Wednesday and rebroadcast on Serbian television on Thursday - shows the killing of six Muslim men by members of a Serbian paramilitary police unit. While the number of those killed represents a tiny proportion of those...

Defence lawyer accuses military of obstructing RTS trial BELGRADE, Tuesday Yugoslavias military authorities have refused to allow a key witness in the trial of Serbias former state television chief to reveal state secrets in his testimony to the court, the defence lawyer told B92 today. Colonel Petar Pajcin, reportedly a key witness, yesterday failed to attend the trial of former Radio Television Serbia (RTS) director Dragoljub Milanovic. Defence lawyer Slobodan Sisic said Pajcin had not been given clearance to reveal state secrets. Milanovic is charged with responsibility for the deaths of sixteen RTS employees when the station was hit by...