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An excerpt from Happy Endings to Hard Days by Steve Van Winkle In 1996, my oldest daughter, Madison, was two beautiful-and-indescribably-cute years old, and my youngest daughter, Baylee, was a squirmy six months old.
by Charles Lyons Denominational tags have fallen on hard times. History and tradition seem to be bad baggage these days. I would be surprised if you know of a new church that can be identified […]
by Doug Kutilek Amzi Clarence Dixon (1854-1925), largely forgotten today, was a leading Baptist in his day and the only man to pastor both Moody Memorial Church in Chicago and Spurgeon’s Tabernacle in London.
by Kevin Carson Are you prepared to minister to a homosexual? Can God use you to help someone committed to a homosexual lifestyle repent and change? Many pastors, missionaries, students, and others in the church […]
by Keith Bassham Two months ago, the Tribune published a response to the Supreme Court decision to legalize same-sex marriage throughout all the states. Among the observations, I indicated that those of us who hold […]
by Keith Bassham Edward McKendree Bounds, or as he is known to most of us, E. M. Bounds, is well known among most Christian readers for his books on prayer. What most people do not […]
by Charles Lyons I was on my bike. I had pulled to the curb to tighten my gearshift. Two 13-year-olds walked up. “Bike broke?” one asked. “Nah, just have to tighten something.” The banter gave […]
by Keith Bassham A Greek painter named Appelles in the fourth century B.C. is supposed to have uttered a phrase to a shoemaker who had criticized some of his work. The Latin phrase is “Sutor, […]
A response to the Supreme Court’s decision legalizing same-sex marriage throughout the United States of America by Keith Bassham First thing. The issue at hand is marriage, its essence and definition, the efforts to upend […]
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