Some Thoughts About Aid-in-Dying Care

I contend that “aid-in-dying” bills empower a personal ethical standard and promote a compassionate theology of a sympathetic Creator. Of course, there needs to be parameters for such delicate legislation, but the right of a terminally ill person to end their life is theirs alone

Look Back | Wild Types of People: A Conversation with Zach Russell

It is unlikely the Southern Baptist Church in East Tennessee where Zach Russell grew up will be singing any of the songs from his debut full-length album, “Where the Flowers Meet the Dew.” The mysticism weaving through the roots-Americana project would be too “out-there” for even those with far less rigid theologies.

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Join co-hosts Mitch and Missy Randall as they discuss current events and issues, engage in some humorous banter, and interview faith leaders from around the world each week on Good Faith Weekly.

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Christmas Then and Now

Jon R. Roebuck

Without exception, everyone to whom we preach has heard the story of Mary, Joseph, and the child in the manger. Everyone. So how do we make the message of Christmas relevant, new, and exciting, season after season? This collection of 25 stories will remind you of God’s unfolding plan of redemption and grace offered through the child born at Christmas.

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