By Tyler Warner Walking, in the New Testament, is a very common metaphor for living the Christian life, one that we still use today. By it, the authors mean that with every step we take, we... Read more
By Michael J. Brooks It was long, long ago in a galaxy far, far away when it happened. Actually it was in Indiana when I was a seminary student in Louisville, but it was a long time ago. Thi... Read more
By Carey Kinsolving and Friends The first time I met Art Linkletter of “Kids Say the Darndest Things” fame, the president of Awana was leading him on a tour of its headquarters. Linkletter r... Read more
By Michael J. Brooks I responded to an offer to try the Lifetime Movie Club on a trial basis. I thought this might be good entertainment during these days with few evening commitments. I’d... Read more
By Tyler Warner At a time like this, when we face the threats brought on by a pandemic that we realize what the Gospel is all about. Christianity is not primarily an engine of social change... Read more
By Carey Kinsolving and Friends “I won’t call names or hit people,” says Heather, 8. That’s a start. Being the light of the world doesn’t call for knocking everyone else’s lights out. Jesus... Read more
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By Tyler Warner The sovereignty of God is not meant to spark debate, but to bring us to our knees. If God is in control, then we can have peace and trust Him. And if God is on our team, then... Read more
By Carey Kinsolving and Friends “It means to only have one God, which is God. When we find something, we don’t go gaga over it. We still pray to God and not to the new thing,” says Ashley, 1... Read more
By Michael J. Brooks I was called on to help with a funeral in Selma recently, and the visit gave opportunity to remember many experiences and friendships from the years we lived there. I al... Read more