Hope As We Leave Quarantine James Street | June 12, 2020 After months of quarantine, the world finally seems to be getting back to normal. Masks are no longer required in certain places, non-essential business are opening their doors, and churches are starting to meet again. But the Coronavirus isn’t gone; it’s still here. Just because we … More Hope As We Leave Quarantine
Loss and the Christian Life by John Dube | Jun 09, 2020 In the business world, it goes without saying, profits are important. Leadership guru, Max De Pree said, “Profit, like breathing, is indispensable.” To speak of profit is to speak of gain. It’s to speak about the benefits that a person or company receives … More Loss and the Christian Life
There are many “Reasons to Pray” I have published a few articles on the subject here on this web site over the years. I found this one intriguing because the author uses not his own opinion, but historical quotes to make his points. With all the current turmoil going on worldwide and especially the (un)civil unrest … More 10 Reasons to Pray
Is Christ in Every Verse? Abner Chou | May 01, 2020 But then we get to a passage like this in our Scripture-reading plans: Now when you bring an offering of a grain offering baked in an oven, it shall be unleavened cakes of fine flour mixed with oil, or unleavened wafers spread with oil. (Lev. 2:4) … More Is Christ in Every Verse?
Another perspective on an age old question. How Could a Sovereign, Good God Allow Suffering? by Jerod Gilcher | May 19, 2020 The sovereignty of God is a challenging truth to grasp. It is difficult to accept the reality that God has ordained and arranged every moment of our lives, including those filled with pain … More How Could a Sovereign, Good God Allow Suffering?
The Simple Secret to Change by Jerod Gilcher | May 05, 2020 Every generation has blind spots. The church is no exception. The church has always had rough edges and areas in need of reform. That being said, every generation of Christian has also had their strengths, and those strengths often serve as correctives to … More The Simple Secret to Change
Overwhelmed by God Jeremy Peters | April 28, 2020 Overwhelmed is a strong word that many of us can resonate with. Written into this word is imagery of capture—of being crushed. The word overwhelmed itself paints the picture of a boat being careened by a wave of water: completely submerged, buried, and smothered in drowning and disorientation. But the … More Overwhelmed by God
I recent years the re-writing of American history has meant that anything having to do with slavery is nearly taboo subject especially if it is associated with the “Southern States” or “Confederacy.” The writer of this article equally points out that most modern translations of the bible have re-written the full impact of it, by … More Slaves of a Good Master
The Forgotten Art of Remembering Reagan Rose | April 17, 2020 We all know that person who tells the same stories again and again. We roll our eyes and think, “I could tell this story by now.” We have Twitter to check, news to read, and places to be. In an ever-changing and updating world, who has … More The Forgotten Art of Remembering
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Y’all know me and if any Idiom applies ( Beating a Dead Horse) when it comes to the bible, it is CONTEXT. You cannot read a verse of Holy Scripture and say this is what it means without understanding the context in which it is written. This article, written for those in seminary, is still … More Practical Bible Study: Where to Begin
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