Based on passages from the Book of Judges, a new science fiction novel, “Lawless,” explores a world in which everyone does what is right in their own eyes.
The local association offers a place for shepherds of God’s flock to turn for help because “in an abundance of counselors, there is safety” (Prov. 11:14).
Rebekah Weigel, writer and producer for the film “Sound of Hope: The Story of Possum Trot,” says she hopes the movie “inspires people and churches to have deeper and stronger community.”
In her latest devotional book, “Forever Matters: How the Return of Jesus Completes You,” Alabama author Katy Shelton explores how the lessons of Revelation can be used to help believers now, not just in the future.
Friendship is the focus of a new children’s book, “You’ll Always Have a Friend: What To Do When the Lonelies Come,” written by Emily Ley, bestselling author and mother of three.
Presbyterian minister Elisha Hoffman coined several famous hymns during his lifetime, including “Are you Washed in the Blood?” and “I Must Tell Jesus.”
Planning for your own death is uncomfortable but necessary. With the hope of Jesus Christ, believers can find comfort, even with the thought of death looming large in the background.
Here’s the Bible Studies for Life Sunday School Lesson for July 28, written by Kevin Blackwell, Ph.D., Executive Director, Ministry Training Institute/Assistant to the President for Church Relations, Samford University in Birmingham.
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