By Dr. Norman Geisler “Between 1961 and 1987 the Supreme Court ruled that the Declaration of Independence is unconstitutional.” Dr. Norman Geisler’s defense of teaching creation in the schools was ignored in the second Scopes trial. Read what Dr. Geisler has to say about it and why he is just now, twenty years later, speaking … Continue reading Apologist Norman Geisler Discusses
By Seth Barnes, Jr. I sat at my desk in my dorm room reading about some crazy bunch climbing a volcano and roasting marshmallows on the molten lava as an economics book lay my lap, open and waiting to be studied. As I read and watched a video documenting the event, an excitement welled up … Continue reading Living in Reality
By Annie Dieselberg Through life-on-life ministry, NightLights goal is to meet the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of women in prostitution, their children, and those children brought illegally in Thailand to financially support their families by selling items in the bars and often through sexual exploitation. These goals will be met through building relationships with … Continue reading NightLight: Putting an End to Human Trafficking in Thailand
By Scott Molgard & Rudyard Kipling My wife, Linnea, and I read a book called Lords of the Earth, by Don Richardson. It is the life story of a man named Stanley Albert Dale. Stanley was born in Australia, his dad was an alcoholic and left Stanley with what is commonly called a “father wound.” … Continue reading Lords of the Earth
By Amanda Petersen Tonight was rough. There was so much going on… …I walk in, and Bin is wearing a mini-skirt and a bra. She quickly ducks behind the counter and puts on a see-thru hoodie and jumps back out, looking at me sheepishly. “Bin, you do not have to change when I come. You … Continue reading Broken at a Beer Bar
By Matt Kok Continued from Part 1: “The cooks got in an argument this morning,” she said, “and the air is really tense around here. Don’t come in today. I’ll pick them up a bit later.” “Sure,” I replied. Soon after, the phone rang again. “Actually, just bring the kids to my sister’s place. I’ll … Continue reading A Mother’s Love, Pt. 2
By Mindy Nienhouse The drive from Michigan to the Gulf Coast isnt all that long; only about 18 hours, but in those 18 hours the world changes. At home in Michigan, it’s easy to take life for granted. Ive accumulated a lot of stuff in my twenty-four years on this planet: lots of good books … Continue reading A World of Difference
By Josh Kaufman-Horner I’ve always wondered what Jesus said to Zacchaeus during their visit recorded in Luke 19. Whatever it was must have been good, because Zacchaeus got excited. Look Lord, he said, half my possessions I give to the poor, and if I have defrauded anyone of anything I will pay back four times … Continue reading Generation Z: A Confession
By Scott T. Gill I am not a big breakfast eater. Normally a good stiff cup of coffee from Starbucks satisfies me until lunch. I will eat something if it is offered to me, but I normally hold off in the early hours, unless Eugene is cooking. Eugene was youth pastor at a nearby the … Continue reading Eugene’s Eggs
By Cup of Cool Water Cup of Cool Water (CCW) is a ministry from Spokane, WA whose mission is to empower youth to become wholehearted followers of Christ and to exit street life: “Through the Gospel of Jesus Christ, we hope to build healthy relationships and provide services, and disciple street youth.” Watch this video … Continue reading Cup of Cool Water