by John Gross As a church planter, you need to consider your appearance, attitude, countenance, and the spirit of your message when delivering it. The following four elements of preparation will determine the outcome of […]
by David Melton I’m looking at Greece differently. Koine — New Testament Greek, was my minor in college. To this day I love to work on difficult texts by studying the original language. It’s a […]
by Rob Walker Several years ago I was introduced to the fascinating symbolism of the Jewish Passover celebration. I knew the Exodus story, but I never thought about why God commanded the Israelites to celebrate […]
by David R. Stokes As the conflict involving much of the world began to draw the United States to the brink of war in the summer of 1941, a 27-year-old preacher moved his family from […]
by Randy Harp There is something special about a national meeting of the BBFI returning to Texas. For the third time in five years the mid-winter meeting was hosted in the Lone Star State. Central […]
by Kevin Carson A. As the news broke that Disney’s new live-action Beauty and the Beast includes the company’s first-ever portrayal of an openly gay character, many parents, although not necessarily surprised, responded with shock […]
by Doug Kutilek Jacob Gartenhaus (1896-1984) was born in Bukowsko, a small village in the far southeastern part of modern Poland, near the borders with Slovakia and Ukraine, though when he was born there, it […]
by Charles Lyons Chicago’s 2017 soaring body count is keeping pace with 2016’s bloody horror. This reminds me of my thoughts some years ago.
by Randy Harp One of my favorite Easter devotional books is Max Lucado’s Six Hours One Friday: Anchoring to the Power of the Cross. In it, he writes, Six hours on one Friday. Six hours […]
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