by Paul Crow | Feb 24, 2020
Let us assume for a moment, that a reader becomes convinced of the need to earnestly contend for the faith. Having seen the Scripture and looked at the issues, he is convicted that he, too, must take his stand for truth in a world where compromise is all around. Such...
by Steven Chambers | Feb 20, 2020
I want to invite you to join me at a small-town cafe in Belmont, NC, across the street from the city park. Inside it’s cozy, with seating for about twenty. Outside are tables and chairs made of metal wire and mesh, the kind that leaves marks on your elbows after...
by John Uit De Flesch | Feb 17, 2020
John Bunyan’s “Pilgrim’s Progress” is one of the most sold Christian books of all time. It is an elaborate allegory of a man who comes to salvation and eventually reaches heaven. While within the story, he is called “Christian” (after salvation), the title labels him...
by Paul Crow | Feb 13, 2020
John 17:17 Sanctify them through thy truth: thy word is truth. Today, many people brace against any kind of authority in their lives. “Who are you to tell me what to do?” is an often-repeated question. A case could made for a person saying this...
by Steven Chambers | Feb 9, 2020
The sport of wrestling has its roots in Ancient Greece and has remained popular throughout history for a good reason. When two athletes square off, lock arms, and attempt to overpower and outmaneuver each other, it may not seem like much is happening, but the amount...
