by Barry Howard | Feb 21, 2003 | Opinion
The Revelation is one of the most relevant books in the Bible, especially if it is received as a book of encouragement or a book of worship. That’s right! Encouragement and worship. Those seem to be the overarching themes of the book when it is considered in its...
by Steve Ivy | Feb 20, 2003 | Opinion
When death approaches, what does it mean to “play God”? Usually “playing God” is used as a pejorative critique of a choice to take more authority than is any human’s to take. Usually the emotive expression “playing God” occurs...
by Jan Turrentine | Feb 20, 2003 | Opinion
While Sunday school class dynamics depend on several things including teachers, members and their life experiences, they also grow out of curriculum. Quality curriculum in the hands of gifted teachers and involved members results in vibrant Sunday school classes...
by Roger Thomas | Feb 20, 2003 | Opinion
“The Quiet American” reminds viewers that taking a human life is never as simple as black and white, good and evil. “The Quiet American” is exactly the kind of film that needs to be playing in multiplexes, and should be seen by many in these...
by Jan Turrentine | Feb 19, 2003 | Opinion
The decision to change the adult Sunday school curriculum in a church affects not only class members and teachers but also ministerial and office staff, the church treasurer, the Sunday school director and even people who do not attend Sunday school. Any of these...
by John Finley | Feb 19, 2003 | Opinion
Revisionist historians in Baptist life sometimes argue that moderates controlled the Southern Baptist Convention prior to the election of Adrian Rogers in 1979, squeezing conservative voices out of leadership positions, including the SBC presidency. Yet, an...
