Patience in Waiting
by Whaid Rose Church leaders face the ongoing challenge of how to measure ministry impact. We want our efforts to count for something. However, when…
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Perspectives on Leadership from Artios Christian College
So Great a Mercy
by Brian Franks Anyone who has ever accepted Christ as Lord and Savior, repented of their sins, and been baptized is the recipient of great…
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Necessary Reorientations
by Whaid Rose The history of the world has turned on ideas. From those of ancient philosophy to modern science, and from the American experiment…
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Human Being Becoming
by Loren Gjesdal Was the apostle Paul ever wrong? We owe much of our theology to Paul’s Spirit-breathed exposition of the gospel. Yet there was…
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Pass the Baton
by Loren Gjesdal As I write this article, the 2024 Paris Olympics are taking place. Notably absent from the medal podium is the US men’s…
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A Savior in a Manger?
by Brian Franks Jesus is the coming King, the Messiah, the Chosen One, the very Son of God. If humans had written the story, surely…
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Highly Esteemed in Heaven
by Loren Gjesdal Among the most remarkable compliments a human being has ever heard is this: “At the beginning of your supplications the command was…
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Interpreting the Psalms
Modern readers face some challenges interpreting the Psalms, especially those living in Western countries. This is due to differences in cultures and time. The differences…
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Defining Success
The nation Elijah lived in was ruled by corrupt leaders, and it had abandoned the worship of God. Sound familiar? Elijah alone was willing to…
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In With the New
Some would say the Old is obsolete, but were it not there, we wouldn’t have the New. Both are indispensable and connected.
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