by Robert Parham | Aug 12, 2014 | Opinion
We need to raise $3,000 this week for getting “Gospel Without Borders” ready for TV broadcast. If 30 EthicsDaily.com readers will contribute $100 each, we’ll reach our goal. If 100 EthicsDaily.com readers will contribute $30 each, we’ll reach...
by Bill Wilson | Aug 11, 2014 | Opinion
I overheard a conversation on a plane recently that reminded me of an important truth about congregational ministry. It was on a Monday morning at the end of a flight out of Atlanta to another city. Monday morning flights out of Atlanta are often dominated by...
by Reggie Warren | Aug 11, 2014 | Opinion
Most readers are more than a little familiar with the encounter between Jesus and his disciples that is recorded in Matthew 16:13-20. It began with Jesus asking the disciples what people were saying about him. Responses varied, but when Jesus asked the disciples what...
by Tony W. Cartledge | Aug 8, 2014 | Opinion
… or up and down. Take a hike in the mountains and you run into metaphors everywhere you turn. Take Tallulah Gorge, for example, on the edge of the Appalachians in northeastern Georgia. The gorge is a two-mile long canyon carved out over millions of years by the...
by David Fitch | Aug 8, 2014 | Opinion
A tweet I sent out recently opened up an interesting discussion: “It is not enough to be the smartest person in the room. Someone normal must be able to understand you. #NoteToYoungPhDGraduates.” There were some who joked on my Facebook page about sending...
by Sam Chaise | Aug 8, 2014 | Opinion
Does it feel like a lot is going on in our world right now? ISIS kicking out Christians in Mosul. Strikes on Gaza to destroy tunnels, which were built to attack Israel. Ebola in West Africa. Syria. Central African Republic. Malaysian Airlines Flight MH17. I am well...
