by Robert Parham | Oct 16, 2002 | Opinion
Both are Baptists of the South. Both are members of the builder generation. Both breathed the same cultural air of race and religion. Both could not be more different. One was recognized for practicing the gospel of love. The other was seen as preaching the gospel of...
by Michael Helms | Oct 15, 2002 | Opinion
Though all of us have different adverse circumstances affecting us, we each need to remember that we are left with a choice of how we will respond. Ultimate defeat might not be in the circumstance, but rather in our response and in our attitude. Confronting adversity...
by James K. Byrd | Oct 15, 2002 | Opinion
There have been some very good writings on spirituality, and Arnold improves the list. Arnold uses the story of Jesus and his disciples eating a shore breakfast together to help us discover the journey toward spiritual wisdom. He divides the book into six sections....
by Marv Knox | Oct 15, 2002 | Opinion
Change creeps through the Forest of Dean, a rural corner of England about 120 miles west of London. Satellite television, compact discs and digital video have brought pop music, movies and an onrush of “Americanisms” to the forest. They are choking off the...
by Jim Ball | Oct 14, 2002 | Opinion
Obeying Jesus in our transportation choices is one of the great Christian obligations and opportunities of the 21st century. Making transportation choices that threaten millions of human beings violates Jesus’ basic commandments: “Love your neighbor as...
by Barry Howard | Oct 14, 2002 | Opinion
When you read the Gospels, it is surprising how many questions were asked of Jesus, both by his disciples and other inquirers. Consider the following intriguing questions that were posed to Jesus. A few months ago, when youth attending a worship conference in...
