Becoming Bread to the World
by Whaid Rose I love good bread. So when the CT Daily Briefing arrived at my inbox with an article titled “Ministry of Bread,” by…
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Perspectives on Leadership from Artios Christian College
Genealogies and Jesus
by Brian Franks Genealogies seem to be one of the hardest things in the Bible for people to get excited about. Thankfully, they don’t come…
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The Line Leader
by Kurt Lang In my grade school, line leader was the coveted position. That person got to lead the class to lunch, to the gym,…
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Patience in Waiting
by Whaid Rose Church leaders face the ongoing challenge of how to measure ministry impact. We want our efforts to count for something. However, when…
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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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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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Human Being Becoming
by Loren Gjesdal Was the apostle Paul ever wrong? We owe much of our theology to Paul’s Spirit-breathed exposition of the gospel. Yet there was…
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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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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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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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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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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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