In one of the many tornadoes that lashed the American south last Wednesday, an elderly sister in Christ hid under her kitchen table. After the twister had passed, nothing was left of her house, except the table and the sister … Continue reading
It is beyond amazement that 21% of the atheists asked believe in God! Just think about that for a moment: since 21% of the atheists who answered the survey question believe in God, are they now….well, what would they be? … Continue reading
Today’s Bible reading schedule starts 1 Corinthians 1. If you don’t have a habit of reading the Bible every day, why not start this one with us, since we’re starting a new book today. The Portuguese devotional used 1 Cor. … Continue reading
One thing about our Lord’s teaching is how plain it is. While many religious teachers are quite confused on what He said, the common folk during Jesus’ day had no difficulty understanding Him. In fact, it was His plainness of … Continue reading
Calfornigaytion”? That was the title of the Ron Hart piece in our local (Winchester, TN) paper Friday, April 29. He is a regular syndicated feature in the Herald Chronicle. This article was centered on the law proceeding through the CA … Continue reading
The Southwest church bulletin has three very good articles in it this issue. In the main article, Kevin Cauley writes of the beginning of the end of religious modernism and biblical minimalism, using archaeology to show the veracity of the … Continue reading
Be sure to check out the filler material on the Bulletin Digest website, with great illustrations, quotes, real-life situations, light-hearted lines, and other motivating thoughts.
An update on the work of Forthright Press, both its books and free offerings online. Continue reading
The Bulletin Digest website has been redone! The old one will stay where it is, since the forum database can’t be imported into the WordPress format, so consider this a new start! We’re excited about the new possibilities this site … Continue reading
As of noon today, Central time, The Jenkins Institute website and ministry launches, in conjunction with the announcement through BNc. We recommend to you this faithful work that will continue the legacy of Jerry Jenkins for the progress of the … Continue reading
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More damage Some Christians washing the feet of people in shelter Some of the children we helped and talked to Using the origami paper using the paper and crayons Jean with a lady we helped More damage, unbelievable See … Continue reading
Home > Living the Faith The Accessibility of God by John Henson What kind of God would be inaccessible, so that when we need him, he is so far away and disinterested as to be unconcerned? Yet, when one thinks … Continue reading
