A Savior in a Manger?
by Brian Franks Jesus is the coming King, the Messiah, the Chosen One, the very Son of God. If humans had written the story, surely…
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Brian Franks serves as co-director and dean of Academic Affairs for Artios Christian College. Brian is a graduate of LifeSpring School of Ministry (predecessor to Artios). He has served as an instructor for Artios and holds a master?s in Education in Online Curriculum and Instruction and a master?s in Divinity. He is married and has four children.
Interpreting the Psalms
Modern readers face some challenges interpreting the Psalms, especially those living in Western countries. This is due to differences in cultures and time. The differences…
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The Teeter-Totter
Have you ever played on a teeter-totter? It was something many playgrounds had when I was a kid. With one person on each end of…
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Toward Humility
The first time I said the words in front of the church, I thought the world would come crashing down. They were some version of…
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We’re All Theologians, and That Can Be Dangerous
Everyone is ultimately a theologian. Theological decisions are constantly made by everyone, and therefore we are all theologians.
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Do the Leaders in Your Church Need Emotional Support?
I envision churches that are a blessing to each other and leaders who feel deeply supported through genuine love and relationship.
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The Result of Hope
I love to tell the story; Tis pleasant to repeat What seems each time I tell it, More wonderfully sweet. . . . I love…
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3 Strategies for More Honest Biblical Interpretation
Biblical interpretation is a process which requires more patience and work to ensure one is on the right track.
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Go Work in the Vineyard Today
One of Jesus’ shortest parables has always stuck out to me — even haunted me. Just these few verses make me examine myself to see…
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Are We a Supportive Community?
We were created with community in mind. God designed us to live in a community forever in perfect fellowship.
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