Acts 1:3–11
April 9, 2015
Bible Studies for Life Director, Resource Center for Pastoral Excellence, Samford University ASCENDED LIKE NO OTHER Acts 1:3–11 Several years ago author Mitch Albom wrote
Ariz. abortionists face new consent requirement
April 8, 2015
Arizona's governor has signed into law a bill that prohibits abortion insurance from being purchased through Obamacare's taxpayer-subsidized insurance program. The bill also requires abortionists
Helping the poor requires intentional efforts to see those who are suffering
April 7, 2015
Poverty is not new to contemporary society. Throughout the Old Testament the presence of the poor and God’s desire for His people to help them
Doris Duntley’s story represents many who are trying to pull out of poverty
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The words that describe my life these days are not good ones. Frustrated. Tired. Sad. I’m only 34 but I feel so much older. I
Glorieta suit dismissed; notice of appeal filed
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The U.S. District Court for New Mexico has dismissed all claims in a lawsuit against LifeWay Christian Resources, the Southern Baptist Convention and its Executive
Supreme Court won’t force NYC to allow after-hours worship in public schools
March 30, 2015
The United States Supreme Court refused March 30 to hear a case challenging a New York City policy of not allowing churches to worship in
Theology 101 — Images of the Church: The Church as Bride
March 26, 2015
The marriage metaphor for the relationship between God and His people has roots in the Old Testament. One major passage is Hosea chapters 1–4. With
Zechariah 8:1–8; 9:10–12
March 26, 2015
Explore the Bible Assistant Professor of Christian Ministries, University of Mobile The Promised Messiah Zechariah 8:1–8; 9:10–12 Zechariah was a post-exilic prophet, which means he
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