Review: Does our aversion to creeds neglect the rule of faith?
Our daughter attends a Christian university and recently went to a large, off-campus Bible class. Somehow the topic strayed onto the Apostles’ Creed (“I believe…
Our daughter attends a Christian university and recently went to a large, off-campus Bible class. Somehow the topic strayed onto the Apostles’ Creed (“I believe…
Have you ever felt insignificant, powerless, tired, under-caffeinated, under-appreciated or discouraged? Lea Ann Garfias. "Rocking Ordinary: Holding It Together with Extraordinary Grace." New Leaf Press,…
I’m in the middle of two books: “Multiply” by Frances Chan and “Radical” by David Platt. Both focus on how Jesus called Christians to make…
As a mother, I over-think, overanalyze and stress about how I’m raising my children. Am I providing enough creative or athletic opportunities for them? Am…
Twelve years ago, Mark Sanborn, a motivational speaker on leadership development, introduced us to Fred Shea, a postal worker who passionately loves his job and…
Acts is the Restoration Movement’s book. From the late 18th century, leaders of the movement have displayed an unmitigated interest in the text. In the…
Spiritual discernment — contemplating God’s will for work in his church that fits best with one’s personality and talents — is not a subject with…
race and church Reconciliation Reconsidered: Advancing the Conversation on Race in Churches of Christ.Tanya Smith Brice, editor. Reconciliation Reconsidered: Advancing the Conversation on Race in…
Back in 1985, Pepperdine University’s annual report stated, “Pepperdine is impossible to categorize. It is unlike any other institution anywhere, and it defies pigeonholing.” In…
“Hacksaw Ridge” takes on a difficult task — telling a story of faith while showing the realities of war. Twelve years after Mel Gibson’s “The…