by Ferrell Foster | Jul 19, 2018 | Opinion
Every adult knows the value of neighbors. Good ones make life better; bad ones create constant stress. Jesus said to love our neighbors as we love ourselves, but he wasn’t talking about neighbors in the same way we do. He, in fact, said pretty much the opposite. A guy...
by Mitch Randall | Jul 18, 2018 | Opinion
U.S. President Donald Trump’s Monday joint press conference with Russian President Vladimir Putin resulted in a rare occurrence: a united Congress. At the press conference, Trump appeared to side against his security and intelligence agencies when it came to Russia’s...
by Arthur Brown | Jul 18, 2018 | Opinion
What motivates us, as Christians, to share our faith with others of a different faith? What hinders us from doing so? What might enable us to not only be more confident in sharing our faith, but also allow for more likelihood of a positive response from those we share...
by Martin Accad | Jul 18, 2018 | Opinion
The debate about the nature of the relationship between religion, violence and evil has been rather lively in recent months and years. Between the nauseating treatment of Muslim dissidents and non-Muslims in Syria and Iraq in the name of “Islam,” the continued bloody...
by Travis Collins | Jul 17, 2018 | Opinion
Churches across the country are deciding whether or not to issue a position statement on the matter of homosexual practice. The idea of issuing a position statement has elicited deeply emotional responses. Congregations have been divided, with some wanting to take a...
by Sue Smith | Jul 17, 2018 | Opinion
I traveled internationally with my sons on two separate occasions several years ago. I was “estadounidense” (“American”) and gave little to no thought to whether I was able to travel alone with the kids. We were U.S. citizens, which is to say, we were somewhat...
