Stroop’s 1949 classic is still relevant today
Seventy years have passed since J. Ridley Stroop wrote “Why Do People Not See the Bible Alike?” But this book remains a must-read for all…
Opinion
For 50 hours each Sunday, we remember
A few years ago, I was visiting the islands of Samoa as I reported on Churches of Christ in the South Pacific. I preached for our…
Helping missionaries return well
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — The year was 2003, and a young couple was heading to Mozambique to share the good news of Jesus with the Makua-Metto people. Alan…
Editorial: Yes, the Bible tells the stories of real people and places
Admit it: Sometimes, it’s easy to read the Bible or hear it preached and become complacent. It’s helpful to be reminded that the Scriptures are…
In Israel, a missile attack and a monk stir reflection
JERUSALEM — After a busy day that included a tour of a high-tech company in Ramallah, West Bank, and a visit to the Western Wall…
Honoring Lynn and Joy McMillon
OKLAHOMA CITY — If you don’t know, Lynn and Joy McMillon don’t enjoy being in the spotlight. In fact, Lynn (as he’s told me to call…
The Lynn and Joy McMillon Endowment
The Christian Chronicle has been faithfully serving the fellowship of the Churches of Christ since June 2, 1943 – over 75 years. In a fellowship…
The Green Book and the Good Book
Hyattsville, Md. — As soon as Sunday night service ended at the University Park Church of Christ, I rushed to find a kind soul with…
Editorial: Expose the boils of injustice
Recently, leaders of two universities associated with Churches of Christ apologized for actions — and, in some cases, inaction — during the civil rights era. …
‘I know we’ll see her again’
How does a fully formed, healthy baby just slip away, back into the arms of Jesus, and her vigilant mother not know it? I had…
