Jason Gray
September 15, 2011
A Way to See in the Dark Centricity Music Jason Gray’s first Centricity release, “A Way to See in the Dark,” is a simple, sparsely-arranged
Steven Curtis Chapman
September 15, 2011
re:creation Sparrow Records/Chordant Music Group “re:creation,” the new CD by Steven Curtis Chapman, is primarily a remake of eight of his biggest hits, along with
What Is a Cooperating Baptist Church?
September 15, 2011
Critics of Southern Baptists frequently assert that a church has to “buy” a seat at the table in order to participate in the life of
Primitive Quartet
September 15, 2011
It’s Wonderful Mountain Heritage Members of the Primitive Quartet are what I call “matter-of-fact” people — nothing is contrived or cooked up. If you were
Every Tongue and Tribe and Nation
September 8, 2011
Every week, Southern Baptist representatives serving around the globe are instrumental in the baptisms of about 7,000 new believers. Every week, Southern Baptist representatives serving
About Alabama — Measuring School Performance
September 8, 2011
How well are the public schools in your community doing? Whether you are a student, teacher, parent or citizen, you have a stake in the
The God Whom Moses Knew
September 1, 2011
J. Roger Nelson, M.D. Bloomington, Ind.: WestBowPress, 2010. 280 pp. (Paperback). Have you ever read a passage from the Bible and wished more details were
The Monster in the Hollows
September 1, 2011
Andrew Peterson. Nashville: Rabbit Room Press, 2011. 348 pp. (Paperback). How does an emphatic nonfantasy fan fairly review a fantasy book — especially one that
