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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Denying ourselves to follow Jesus
By Jonathan Rockey In the summer of 1979 my wife, Kathy, and I had just begun living in the big
The search for community
By Howard Bess Human beings are communal by nature. We have a desperate need for one another. I grew up
Thank God for great stories, good examples
By Allison Howell Tobit is one of ancient Israel’s holy books full of romance, suffering, mystery, and adventure all
Jesus offers eternal life, hope in the midst of this world’s tragedies
By Jonathan Rockey Sometimes life just hits you between the eyes and, as you collect your wits, you are left
Transformation from the inside out
By Howard Bess Does a person rightly call himself/herself a Christian because of what he/she believes, or by
NASCAR meets NPR at 2015 National Prayer Breakfast
By Terry Mattingly In terms of the worldviews that drive American life, the 2015 National Prayer Breakfast was a head-
Ash Wednesday reminds us of the sin, dirt we still fight
By Jonathan Rockey Again this week we heard the revolting news that another person was executed in Syria. The terrorist
From the perspective of evolution
By Howard Bess I will go to my grave thinking and trying to think things out. In seminary I learned
Jesus changes everything
By Allison Howell What connection could possibly exist among a bawdy Roman fertility festival, the deaths of holy saints, a
God’s light shines through you as a beacon to others
By Jonathan Rockey When I was pastor in Florida, one of our faithful members made a comment in Bible Class
Put away your sword, love your enemies
By Howard Bess In the Mark gospel, Jesus tells a story about a violent peasant revolt spinning out of control.
What does it mean to be a Christian?
By Mike Blodgett Over the years I have been asked two questions “what is a real Christian?” and “what is