By editor on Jan 16, 2010 in Commentary | 0 Comments
Where is the Love in the Body of Christ by Annette Sifford
It seems that lately every church and every ministry is scrambling to witness to third world countries, prison inmates or drug addicts and prostitutes. This is our duty as followers of Christ. To lead the lost to the savior [...]
By editor on Sep 8, 2009 in Commentary, Featured | 0 Comments
How a Radical Jihadist Led me to Jesus
by Aaron D. Taylor
(excerpted from Alone With A Jihadist)
For weeks I walked around in a daze. I couldn’t get the thought out of my mind that if Khalid and his repeated threats to fight with all means necessary until U.S. troops are removed from Muslim lands, [...]
By editor on Sep 7, 2009 in Commentary, Featured | 0 Comments
How a Radical Jihadist Led me to Jesus by Aaron D. Taylor
(excerpted from Alone With A Jihadist)
“What have I gotten myself into this time?” were the words flashing through my mind as I sat across the table from Stephen Marshall, the director of a feature length documentary film (currently [...]
By editor on May 9, 2009 in Commentary, Family Life | 0 Comments
The Glue of Society by Johann Christoph Arnold
Thank God for mothers! Mother’s Day is an opportunity to make life special for them. It is a chance to celebrate family. I thank God for my mother, who died some years ago. There is one thing I regret: for too many years I [...]
By editor on Jan 20, 2009 in Commentary, Featured | 1 Comment
Chasing Butterflies With President Obama By Ed Gungor
BARACK OBAMA, the 44th president of the United States heralds the promise of a new beginning for America. With reckless abandon President Obama is telling us that this is a new day; that a new dawn of positive change is upon us no [...]
By editor on Jan 16, 2009 in Commentary, Featured | 1 Comment
Is Israel Always Right? by Ed Gungor
For some time Hamas, backed by Hezbollah and Iran, has been randomly firing rockets at civilians in Israel (thousands of them since 2005). Retaliatory strikes from Israel have been tricky because Hamas has turned Gaza into a complex maze of tunnels where Hamas militants [...]
By editor on Nov 6, 2008 in Commentary, Featured | 2 Comments
A Christian Response to President-Elect Obama by Ed Gungor
Well, we have a new President-elect and the bloggers are having a field day! Both celebration and dread are being communicated with great flair. Personally, I’m hopeful—not because I believe that any political party is able to fix what ails us, but because [...]
By editor on Jan 8, 2008 in Commentary, SEEK COLUMNS | 0 Comments
Can We Count On You?
by Tyora Moody
The other night when I picked up the phone, I immediately felt a sense of annoyance. Why? The caller was friendly enough and he wasn’t selling anything. At least not a product. He called specifically to ask if he could count on my vote for a certain presidential candidate. [...]
By editor on Nov 26, 2007 in Commentary, SEEK COLUMNS | 3 Comments
Why Celebrate Christmas?
By Jerry D. Ousley
I received an email this week from someone who was criticizing because I had written a couple of articles about Christmas. He said that there was no place in the Bible that taught the celebration of this holiday and that most practices of Christmastime originated from pagan rituals. Well, [...]