By Kyle Worley She always gets compliments on her voice. Don’t misunderstand me, she can sing beautifully, but her normal conversational voice has this unique quality to it. People will say things like, “It’s almost like her voice has the same quality whether she is singing or talking.” I know what they’re talking about, more…
By Catherine Parks (Editor’s Note: It’s wedding season and we know brides and newly engaged women have tons of questions. We want to give you some thoughts on weddings from anything from planning to sex. Enjoy our newest series “Preparing for Your Wedding Day.”) I was 22 and fresh out of college when I got…
By Drew Griffin: Over the past several years few issues have been debated, discussed, and fought over more than the issue of marriage. Countless column inches and blog pages have been devoted to the discussion of its definition or its redefinition in culture. Evangelicals lament over the fact that marriage is under attack; homosexuals lament that…
By Grant Castleberry Through my time playing 5A Texas high school football, participating in the Corps of Cadets at Texas A&M University, and later serving as an officer in the United States Marine Corps, and now serving at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, I have encountered some incredibly gifted leaders. Men whose personalities seem larger…
by Owen Strachan In 1978, Waylon Jennings and Willie Nelson covered one of the classic songs of recent decades. Performed first by Ed Bruce, “Mammas, Don’t Let Your Babies Grow Up to Be Cowboys” hit number 1 on the charts and touched a cultural chord. No doubt there were a few aspiring cowboys who were…
By Owen Strachan Recently a brand-new conversation began among complementarians. Wendy Alsup wrote a post called “A New Wave of Complementarianism” that met with an enthusiastic online response. Many took note, and key leaders weighed in, including Kevin DeYoung and Thabiti Anyabwile. Any discussion on complementarianism is inherently interesting and important to me, and so…
