In her new book, “Orchestra of Exiles,” Denise George (and co-author Josh Aronson) tells the amazing story of Polish Jewish violinist, Bronislaw Huberman, and how
English Baptist Anne Steele (1716–1778) was the only woman hymn writer of the 18th century. She was the first woman whose hymns were used extensively
Late at night, as one day bleeds wearily into the next and physical stamina struggles to keep pace with emotional attachment, Dell and Sonya Curry
For the contemporary group Citizen Way, the songs on their sophomore album, “2.0,” have reshaped their mindset and renewed their passion to share the gospel
When Tom Belza was in grammar school in Louisville, Kentucky, teachers would give a “Shining Shamrock” badge to someone who personified Christian values and attitudes.
Who may ascend the hill of the Lord? Who may stand in His holy hill,” asked David in Psalm 24:3. The answer offered was, “He
I had the chance to observe life in local church. Sometimes we all overlook important needs and theological truths. One of these times occurs when
The day before, Jesus had accepted the accolades of the Jewish throng as He entered Jerusalem riding on a donkey. He had gone directly to
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