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The Resilient Kim

Kimberly Alden Grimsley Smith, 39, went to God on November 8, 2012

Written by William H. Smith | Friday, November 9, 2012

Kimberly Alden Grimsley Smith, 39, went to God on November 8, 2012. Present with her at the time of death were her husband, Calvin, her mother, Jeneane Grimsley, and her in-laws, Death is not beautiful. It is ugly, totally unnatural. But, as Kim drew near to death the minister with her assured her she was... Continue Reading

Bishop of Durham Justin Welby to be Archbishop of Canterbury

Justin Welby, the Bishop of Durham, has accepted the post of Archbishop of Canterbury

Written by John Bingham and Jonathan Wynne-Jones | Thursday, November 8, 2012

While his predecessors have drawn on long and distinguished careers as academics or clerics, his experience is of the world of mammon as much as God. A former oil executive he gave up a highly paid career after feeling a “call” to the priesthood in the late 1980s…. Theologically, he is unashamedly part of the... Continue Reading

From Pleasantville to Principia

The Journey of One Woman’s Life from the Cult of Christian Science to Christ

Written by Timothy Hammons | Saturday, November 3, 2012

Right in the beginning of our marriage, my kind-hearted Mother in Law encouraged me to attend a Bible Study. It is a 8 year study called Bible Study Fellowship. This Bible Study didn’t allow you to speak about specific denominations. It was a pure study of the Bible with application questions. I thought it was... Continue Reading

Jeremy Affeldt helps pitch Giants to World Series victory

Affeldt has a tattoo on his forearm that proclaims “Solus Christus,” Christ alone

Written by Marvin Olasky | Tuesday, October 30, 2012

In recent years he has been reading books by Christian authors such as New York pastor Tim Keller: “’The Reason for God’ is pretty awesome. I really enjoyed the book. I pass it out.”   Jeremy Affeldt played a critical role in the San Francisco Giants victory over the Detroit Tigers in the World Series:... Continue Reading

D’Souza and World magazine: What does scripture say about reporting on sex?

Many traditional Christian organizations would consider it “highly irregular and often forbidden” to travel with someone of the opposite sex who is not your spouse.

Written by Michelle Boorstein, Washington Post | Friday, October 26, 2012

D’Souza said in a statement that he “had no idea it is considered wrong in Christian circles to be engaged prior to being divorced,” but this raises the question: What if he was not sharing a room with her, would any apparently romantic contact be considered alright?

Jason Allen, in chapel, sets Midwestern Baptist Seminary’s purpose

"What hath the Seminary to do with the Church?"

Written by T. Patrick Hudson, Baptist Press | Thursday, October 25, 2012

"How you answer these questions determines everything about the faculty you seek to build, the curriculum you seek to structure, the graduates you hope to produce, the pastors you hope to equip, the ministers you intend to send, and the missionaries you intend to launch," he said.

Why the Dinesh D’Souza Scandal Hit Home

There's more at stake in our leaders' failings than we think.

Written by Karen Swallow Prior, Christianity Today | Wednesday, October 24, 2012

No, the secular world is frothing at the mouth at having yet one more example of hypocrisy from within the traditional marriage/family values crowd. For just one prominent fallen Christian can make secularism’s point far more effectively than can all the arguments of the New Atheists and marriage equality activists combined.

Matthew Henry

Matthew Henry was a man delighted and governed by the Word of God

Written by Jeremy Walker | Wednesday, October 24, 2012

During this period, Matthew also began to publish, beginning with polemical pamphlets and including a selection of psalms and hymns. His first major work was his father’s biography, published in 1697 (Philip died in 1696). On 12 November 1704, Matthew started work on his written exposition of the Old Testament (completed on 18 July 1712,... Continue Reading

50 Women You Should Know

Key leaders were asked which Christian women are most profoundly shaping the evangelical church and North American society

Written by Sarah Puliam Bailey, Christianity Today. | Tuesday, October 23, 2012

To create this list, we asked dozens of evangelical leaders to identify Christian women in North America whom evangelicals (both men and women) admire and who are shaping the life of the church and culture in significant ways. We tabulated the results, and ended up with 50 that clearly stood out.     Christian women... Continue Reading

God Does Not Believe in Miracles

A discussion between two pastors on the meaning of miracles

Written by Larry Brown | Tuesday, October 23, 2012

We believe in miracles because we know that miracles don’t come from us. We believe in God because we know that God does not originate with us. But God does not believe in the existence of God as we do because He knows that He exists. Similarly, God does not believe that miracles happen as... Continue Reading

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