What’s the point of college? It’s a question on the minds of many these days, but it’s an especially important question for current and prospective
By Roy E. Ciampa, Ph.D., S. Louis and Ann W. Armstrong Professor of Religion, Samford University Serve with trust 1 Kings 17:7–16 Trust is most
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Judson Wheeler van DeVenter (1855–1939) was a hymn writer, evangelist, teacher and musician. Van DeVenter was born Dec. 5, 1855, to Christian parents — John
The historic Christian sexual ethic challenges today’s cultural narratives on many fronts. You can choose to reject the Christian view, but attempting to rewrite it
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When you get old, there will be many things you cannot do any longer. But you can still serve God, which you’ll discover was always
There is something intriguing and even mysterious about the term “power.” In the natural or physical realm, for example, we encounter “atomic power,” “nuclear power,”
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