by Jacob Brenton | Jul 10, 2018 | Opinion
I feel honored to attend a seminary that very carefully considered their theological curriculum from the beginning. The founders decided not to teach theology in some neatly constructed systematic approach, but in the context of showing how theology has formed over...
by Colin Harris | Aug 27, 2014 | Opinion
Count on the campaign season to provide us with plenty of fodder for reflection on our life together. Sometimes even little phrases and word choices can become windows for looking into our own houses, and for looking out those same windows to see the world outside in...
by Ron Crawford | Mar 21, 2011 | Opinion
Usually, I pay my respect to those with experience. I value the experience of others who are skilled, accomplished, knowledgeable and who simply have done it. Yet, there are times when experience is monumentally unhelpful. I have recognized this truth when a church...
by Wendell Griffen | Apr 20, 2010 | General
A sermon delivered by Wendell Griffen, Pastor of New Millennium Church, Little Rock, Ark., on April 18, 2010. Acts 9:1-6 What caused you to become a follower of Jesus? I am not talking about when you began attending church? I mean to ask you to think about what...
by Karen Spears Zacharias | Apr 12, 2010 | Opinion
A pastor recently shared with me that one of his parishioners had outlived two of her cardiologists. When she got the third one, she asked him, “How’s your heart?” It’s a good question for a lot of us. I’ve been thinking a lot about...
