Defining Success
The nation Elijah lived in was ruled by corrupt leaders, and it had abandoned the worship of God. Sound familiar? Elijah alone was willing to…
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Perspectives on Leadership from Artios Christian College
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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Highly Esteemed in Heaven
by Loren Gjesdal Among the most remarkable compliments a human being has ever heard is this: “At the beginning of your supplications the command was…
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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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Pass the Baton
by Loren Gjesdal As I write this article, the 2024 Paris Olympics are taking place. Notably absent from the medal podium is the US men’s…
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Necessary Reorientations
by Whaid Rose The history of the world has turned on ideas. From those of ancient philosophy to modern science, and from the American experiment…
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So Great a Mercy
by Brian Franks Anyone who has ever accepted Christ as Lord and Savior, repented of their sins, and been baptized is the recipient of great…
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The Ministry You’re Already Doing: The Top 4 Ministry Myths
I’d love to be involved in a ministry. My life is just so crazy right now. Or perhaps you think you don’t have the skills/gifts…
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Respecting Friends with Mental Health Concerns: Insights for the Church
Having a mental illness makes it challenging for one to maintain the respect of others. It might draw sympathy, curiosity, suspicion, or disdain; but, rarely does it cause anything…
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A Vision for Christian Education in the Local Church – Part 3
You see that three-year-old who can’t sit still during the sermon? The one whose daddy had to take him out of the worship gathering three…
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