Retiring teacher, coach urges Colony grads to ‘find their 68’
By Jeremiah Bartz Frontiersman.com A football coach using a hockey reference as the centerpiece for his keynote address may
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While we’re still sinners, Christ died for us
By Jonathan Rockey Have you ever read Charles Dickens’ book, “A Tale of Two Cities?” In this book, set during
Christians and the ‘aliens’ among us
By Howard Bess I do not believe the Bible should be known as the “Holy Bible.” It would be more
Rapture about Jesus’ return for Christians
By Lavon Barve The world doesn’t understand the “catching away” of the church, and that’s understandable for those
Believing in God’s love, even when asking ‘Why?’
By Jonathan Rockey On Thursday I was talking to a mom about her son who is seriously ill. We talked
Religious faith possible without denying science
By Howard Bess In a recent edition of Christianity Today, respected Evangelical scholar John Walton revisited the creation story of
Lenten analogies from the Iditarod
By Allison Howell These early March days find us, along with many Alaskans, daily checking standings for the mushers running
Without Jesus’ sacrifice we are lost
In the early 1980s I remember visiting a friend going through chemotherapy. Pastor George Mueller served in the congregation closest
The phenomenon of preaching
By Howard Bess How does a preacher decide the subject for his/her sermons? Just what is a sermon? What
Safe sex ideology doesn’t protect women
By Joel Davidson Across much of our country, women suffer from high rates of sexual abuse and rape. The problem
God’s love - amazing, undeserved gift of grace
By Jonathan Rockey I recently read a prayer, I prayed this prayer, and this prayer and its plea to our
Putting religion into government
By Howard Bess From the beginning, the United States has been a one-of-a-kind nation. By design we
Christian, believe the Bible
By Lavon Barve The word of God says perilous times will come in the last days. That is where we