During the Feb. 12 chapel session at the University of Mobile, students heard from Jamie Dew, president of New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary.
“We need to touch this nation with the gospel. We can do it if we ever learn to love with grace and truth.” —Ted Traylor
“Here’s the reality, at your stage of life, you have to take ownership of your faith and look at what following Christ will get you.” —Andrew Walker
“When I was at UM, the gospel of Jesus Christ gripped my life and I can’t let go of it. The good news … is that we can know God, we can see God and we can experience God because God came to us. God has drawn near to us.” —Mat Alexander
“I love sharing the gospel, and I love flying through the air,” Jared Greer said.
In an effort to provide restoration and new life for victims of human trafficking, The WellHouse based in Odenville is just one ministry in Alabama committed to raising awareness and education in the battle to fight modern-day slavery.
After serving in South Sudan more than 20 years and having an intense desire to see people reached with the gospel, missionaries Peter and Shauna Swann went in pursuit of God’s will. A new opportunity would eventually “take flight.”
In his latest book, “It’s Not About the dEvil,” author John DiGirolamo gives personal accounts of the enemy’s schemes to steal, kill and destroy. But most importantly, the book reminds readers that our only hope in life and death is Jesus.
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