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Christmas sand
by Keith Bassham One of my Bible college teachers — I believe the course was Christology — was relating to us the unlikelihood of a Hebrew prophet’s ability to foretell the place of Messiah’s birth […]
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A godly thing worth doing
by Keith Bassham This issue of the Tribune contains an item not usually seen in the magazine: an article authored by Assistant Editor Rob Walker.
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There are no ordinary people
by Keith Bassham As we were going to press, the national news media was reacting to the suicide death of actor-comedian Robin Williams.
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And we’re back
by Keith Bassham We received a few calls early in July from folks who thought their Tribune had been lost in the mail, or perhaps was otherwise misplaced. I thank those who noticed the absence […]
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Examined lives
by Keith Bassham If the story of Socrates is taken at face value, he was tried for teaching others, particularly youthful others, to learn for themselves and to ask challenging questions about “the way things […]
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He was seen
by Keith Bassham When Paul wanted to rehearse some basic facts about the content of Christian belief in his first Corinthian letter (chapter 15), he used the word gospel.
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A game plan
by Keith Bassham As this issue of the Tribune goes to press, the Olympic Games in Sochi have displaced the Superbowl in the news, baseball pitchers and catchers are showing up in their training facilities […]
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Things that work
by Keith Bassham Last spring, my wife and I bought a nearly new car, and for the first time in a long time, we drive a vehicle manufactured in the current decade. One thing that […]