(Editor’s note: The following article is part of a four part series adapted from pastor John Kimbell’s sermon delivered June 29, 2014. In the first half of the sermon, what will be parts 1 and 2 of this series, Kimbell preached directly to the children, which is clear from what follows. We retained the second...

By Grant Castleberry This past weekend our President, Dr. Owen Strachan, made an appearance on Huckabee to talk about religious freedom in the public square, particularly for Christian organizations at non-religious institutions. He discussed the Christian student group that he was a part of while attending Bowdoin College, the Bowdoin Christian Fellowship, that has since been...

Joey Cochran   Every family has a different rhythm. Some fathers have the pleasure of coasting home at five o’clock. Other fathers return home as the sun rises. Still, others have an office in the home. Fathers – regardless of your rhythm – the most important shift of your day is not at work. It’s...

By Nick Batzig   One of the most glorious aspects about biblical truth is that God has purposed to reveal His manifold wisdom in giving us glimpses into the way in which He has ordered things and why He has ordered them in the specific way that He has. This is seen in everything from...

Chelsea Vaughn The greatest challenge that accompanies change is the discipline of trust. I have no shame is saying that this is a challenge that receives my frequent failure. I grew up overseas in a community of expats. This community held the coined title “the place of the revolving door”. We laughed at the truth...

By Scott James I sat at my desk with coffee in hand and the Psalms opened before me. It was early in the morning and I could hear the kids beginning to rattle around in the adjacent room. Just as I was keying in on a particular verse, one of my little guys shuffled into...