James Noble, Assistant Professor of Practical Ministry explains why everyone can celebrate Black History Month.
Insignificant Leaders?
For we are his workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God afore prepared that we should walk in them. Ephesians 2:10 ASV I glorified thee on the earth, having accomplished the work which thou hast given me to do. John 17:4 ASV Insignificant–It’s a word that brings to mind so many feelings and images. Our culture—secular and Christian—cultivates this idea that women … Read More
Sharing His Victory
The cross changes everything, but only because there was also a resurrection. On the cross, Jesus paid the price of sin; at the resurrection, He claimed the victory over sin and death.
Easter, a Sunrise Service, and Ezekiel’s vision
This Easter, we look back on the resurrection with faith and look forward to Christ’s return with hope.
Don’t Ignore the Warnings!
Dr. Kris Barnett compares alerts and warnings in your car to the voice of the Holy Spirit as He alerts you to potential problems in your own life that could lead to emptiness and isolation.
Black Heroes of the Faith
We can be proud of the fact that before the foundation of the world, God’s plan included Blacks in the process of reconciling the world unto Himself. When the church accepts this truth from Scripture, all Christians can praise God and celebrate black heroes of the Christian faith.
5 Things I Learned from Billy Graham
Dr. Tim McKnight about the influence Billy Graham had on his ministry and the lessons he learned from life and work of one of the greatest evangelists in history.
Lessons about God from the Past, Present, and Future
We can look back, look at the present, and look ahead and see the handiwork of God in our lives by the examples offered in Scripture.
Facing Interpretative Giants
In interpreting the stories in the Old Testament historical books, like David and Goliath, look for the authorial intent and you will find the authoritative message.