There’s a small South Florida city nestled on the shores of a large, beautiful lake in the midst of citrus groves and cattle ranches. George Sebring, who dreamed of a …
Wrinkled Hands and Grateful Hearts: The Surprising Joy of Caring for Others
Many centuries ago, King Solomon wrote that “The glory of young men is their strength, and the splendor of old men is their gray head” (Proverbs 20:29). Unfortunately, that youthful …
A Pressing Question
It is heartbreaking and shameful to hear about the rising number of pastors and ministry leaders in the evangelical world who are being exposed for past and present sinful, immoral, …
What Is Premillennialism?
Jesus is coming back! All biblically conservative Christians believe that to be true. The Second Coming of Christ is one of the cardinal doctrines of the faith. Questions arise, however, …
See Something, Say Something!
The threat of domestic and foreign danger is growing more and more prevalent in a world fueled by animosity and anarchy. Respect for life, law, and authority is rapidly evaporating. …
What is Covenant Theology?
On October 31, 1517, the Reformation of the church began when Martin Luther posted his Ninety-Five Theses on the church door in Wittenberg, Germany. Shortly following Luther’s proclamation came the …
Israel’s Helping Hands: Part Three, Israel Defense Forces
In a few moments 9,000 people were killed, more than were 20,000 injured, and hundreds of thousands were left homeless. Who were one of the first groups on the scene? …
Do You Love Me?
If you listen to Paul’s heart as you read the epistles, you discover that he has more than a theological familiarity with the hardship, distress, sleeplessness, and the personal attacks …
Israel’s Helping Hands: Part Two, IsraAID
This week we watch as they help their northern neighbors, Syria. The civil war in Syria is complicated, no one questions that. And Israel and Syria’s relationship is not stable …
