“Why do you celebrate Christmas?” “Why do you celebrate Christmas?” A Muslim college student asked me this question while handing out Christmas tracts in a subway station last week. I was more than happy to explain that we as Christians … Continue reading Christmas Giving
Called as a Christian Who are they? Where are they from? Should we take them in? What if something happens? Refugees. Merely mention the word and you will get a reaction, an opinion, or a debate. Most recently the debate … Continue reading Refugee Crisis
In the breaking of bread we are of one mind and are agreed (as follows): All those who wish to break one bread in remembrance of the broken body of Christ, and all who wish to drink of one drink … Continue reading Breaking of Bread
The signs of end times seem to be a subject that draws an element of sensational, if not almost mystical, attention. There appears to be an innate interest, both within and without the community of the Christian faith, in … Continue reading Signs of The Times
In Every Culture There are hundreds of music styles in the world today. The throaty singing of the Inuits in Greenland, the classical music of the European world, the steel drum calypso style from the Caribbean, and the country music … Continue reading Music in The Life of The Believer
War Room War Room, the latest movie release from the Kendrick brothers, opened in theaters across the country early this fall and will be available on DVD in time for family get-togethers this December. By association, the movie inherits a … Continue reading War Room: Fighting on God’s Side
The Question As a student in high school, history fascinated me. This was especially true of history within the last 100 years. Reading about the thoughts and events that shaped the minds of Adolf Hitler, Sigmund Freud, and Karl Marx … Continue reading Planned Parenthood
We have been united as follows concerning the ban. The ban shall be employed with all those who have given themselves over to the Lord, to walk after [Him] in His commandments; those who have been baptized into the one … Continue reading The Ban
The Wrong Direction It had been a wonderful afternoon; a picnic lunch at the riverside in the beautiful Cambodian countryside with my Khmer pastor friend’s small group. Opportunities to practice language abounded alongside the delicious fried noodles, icy cold coke, … Continue reading Language Study In Missions
