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  Some African-Americans bristle at ‘slave of Christ’ language

  For evangelical author John MacArthur, the best way to explain a Christian’s relationship to Jesus is what appears to be a simple metaphor—one often used by the Apostle Paul himself: "slave."

  04/21/2011 - By admin

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  Global south Christians love the Bible books Luther hated

  Regions Martin Luther never knew have embraced biblical books the Protestant reformer never liked, author and educator Philip Jenkins said.

  04/21/2011 - By admin

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  Diver searches for the Apostle Paul’s shipwreck

  Huntsville, Ala., software salesman John Harkins is determined to be the first person since the New Testament writer Luke to see evidence of the ship that carried Paul nearly to Rome.

   

  04/21/2011 - By admin

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  Faith Digest

  Neither snow nor rain nor Saturday Sabbaths should keep a Missouri mailman from his appointed rounds, a federal appeals court has ruled.

  04/21/2011 - By admin

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  Did archaeologists cover up discovery of nails from Jesus’ cross?

  An Israeli-Canadian journalist believes he may have tracked down two of the iron nails used to crucify Jesus to the cross—or at least objects that could be the long-lost relics.

  04/19/2011 - By Administrator

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  Soul Surfer rides the wave of real Christian films

  Soul Surfer tells the real-life story of a world-class surfer who lost her arm in a 2003 shark attack at age 14, and how her faith helped her deal with the trauma and the ensuing loss.

  04/15/2011 - By admin

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  Volunteer service bridges the generation gap

  Intergenerational volunteer programs benefit both youth and elders, studies show. For young people, spending time with older adults can improve their social skills, boost their school performance, introduce an element of stability into their lives and cut down on drug use. For elders, interaction with young people is a social outlet, an opportunity for lifelong learning, and an emotional and physical boon.

  04/08/2011 - By admin

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  Common values, mission draw Christians together across lines of age

  Whether church members cross generational lines depends upon the “common” factors on which their specific Christian community is based. Many faith groups that begin as an age-targeted community often attract older and/or younger members because of their underlying value, mission or message.

  04/08/2011 - By admin

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  Relationship-building vital to bridging gulf between generations at church

  A gap exists between generations in the church, experts seem to agree—and building strong relationships may be the way to bridge it.

  04/08/2011 - By admin

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  Ministering together the first step toward intergenerational community

  Churches often segregate their members along age lines. Sunday morning usually sees children in one wing in age-graded Bible study, with adults in another area and often split up age segments.

  04/08/2011 - By admin

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  Churches intentionally seek to bridge the generation gap

  Many churches intentionally look for ways to bridge generation gaps because they value the contributions each generation offers and what each can learn from the other.

  04/08/2011 - By admin

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  Who Saw What at the Empty Tomb?

  Who Saw What at the Empty Tomb? When we examine the accounts in the four Gospels, we notice some similarities and some divergences.

  04/08/2011 - By admin