The Great Exchange
The War of 1812 between Great Britain and the United States ended when the nations made peace in Ghent, Belgium, on December 24, 1814. However,…
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Mental Health and the Church: S.O.S
Mental Health and the Church: Save Our Slighted This is an urgent call to all leaders within the General Conference of the Church of God…
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On Mission . . . In Pakistan
Pakistan is an Islamic country in South Asia. It shares its border with India, Afghanistan, Iran, and China, and the good news is preached here.…
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Learning to Love Those You Serve
John opens his first epistle by defending and establishing the understanding of the humanity of Christ. “That which was from the beginning, which we have…
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Master Builder
I have seen many kinds of church buildings in my journey. I can remember something about all of them, except the first (my first year…
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What Is Real Worship?
In the life of a Christian, worship is a necessary discipline in developing a relationship with our Maker and Savior. How did I learn about…
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Learning to Love the Church
I used to think Christianity was a religion full of rules and regulations, all designed to determine if you were a Good Christian or a…
Read MoreStanding for Moral Marriage
Is there any difference between love, desire, and lust? If we’re listening to today’s conversations, not much! Tolerance and equality, it seems, can also be…
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From Modernity to Postmodernity: A Primer for Leaders – Part 4
Christianity is changing. Not in the core essentials that were affirmed by the apostles. But rather, the way we talk about, communicate, and even view…
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From Modernity to Postmodernity: A Primer for Leaders – Part 3
“It seems like we are speaking two different languages.” If you have ever thought this, you aren’t alone. As religion columnist Phyllis Tickle observed, approximately…
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