March 22, 2011
Another Statement About What”s at Stake
Mark A. Taylor explains why Christian Standard launched Stake to engage younger leaders, welcome thoughtful dialogue, and help the Restoration Movement think deeply about its future.
Series: Columns
Milligan Names Greer Next President
Bill Greer, a longtime Milligan College faculty member and administrator, has been selected as the Tennessee college’s next president following Donald R. Jeanes’s retirement.
March 18, 2011
How the Bible Changed My Life
Doug Lucas recalls how Scripture led him from a storm at the Indianapolis 500 Qualifying to Bible college, deeper faith, and a lifelong calling to missions.
March 16, 2011
Clearing a Path to Life
Mark A. Taylor reflects on a snowbound New Hampshire cemetery and warns that churches can appear active while missing the true life found only in Jesus.
Ways to Help the People of Japan
Christian ministries are sharing ways to support Japan after last week’s earthquake and tsunami, including relief donations, missionary support, and prayer for those facing disaster and nuclear uncertainty.
Milligan Students Helping at Free Tax Clinics
Milligan College business students are helping Washington County residents prepare and file taxes through VITA, gaining hands-on experience while serving taxpayers at Grandview Christian Church and other local sites.
March 15, 2011
Charting a Course Through the Humanities
LeRoy Lawson revisits the classic reading list for Milligan College’s Humanities 101, reflecting on Homer, Vergil, Beowulf, Augustine, Greek tragedy, and enduring questions from ancient and medieval culture.
March 12, 2011
A Dangerous Book
Pat Magness reflects on how James 1:27 led her and her husband to serve at Mountain Mission School and discover Scripture’s power to redirect a life.
March 12, 2011
Sharing the Stories of Martyrs
Parkway Christian Church invites members to share weekly stories of Christian martyrs, helping the congregation reflect on persecution, perseverance, and gratitude for religious freedom.
March 11, 2011
A Partnership to Plant Churches in Ecuador
Stadia’s new “glocal” initiative will launch four churches near Manta, Ecuador, through partnerships with Compassion International and Camino de Santidad.
Our Annual Campus Tour
Mark A. Taylor surveys trends from Christian colleges and seminaries, highlighting external focus, institutional growth, student demographics, and questions churches should ask about supporting Christian higher education.
March 10, 2011
Southeast Christian Church Paid in Full
Southeast Christian Church celebrated paying off its Blankenbaker campus as Dave Stone honored Bob Russell and noted more than $50 million given to missions.
Church Youth Bring the Blessings
River Hill Church of Christ’s youth group surprised worshipers with a pancake breakfast, hand washing, individual prayer, and personal letters thanking them for their service.
Jackson Appointed to Lead William Jessup University
William Jessup University announced John Jackson as its sixth president. Jackson was serving with Thriving Churches International and Bayside Church in Granite Bay, California.
March 3, 2011
Magazine Recommends “˜Eats with Sinners”
Arron Chambers’s Eats with Sinners was named one of Outreach magazine’s recommended resources of the year, praised for its practical approach to evangelism hospitality.
Songs Written Especially for Messages
Harpeth Community Church in Franklin, Tennessee, completed its Harpeth Songs Project, featuring original songs from church-connected songwriters tied to each Sunday message in February.
Church Raises Funds to Send BibleSticks to Soldiers
Granby Christian Church completed a fund-raising campaign to send BibleSticks, digital audio players with the New Testament, to U.S. soldiers serving in Afghanistan.
February 28, 2011
Learning to Trust
Clark Tanner reflects on Proverbs 3:5, 6 as his life verse and shares how trusting God sustained him through ministry, transition, uncertainty, and a new season of service.
February 26, 2011
Identifying, Apologizing for 95 Church Mistakes
Highland Christian Church marked the anniversary of Martin Luther’s 95 Theses with a repentance video naming 95 ways the church has fallen short and inviting reflection.
February 23, 2011
KCU Adds Biology Pre-Professional Degree Program
Kentucky Christian University announced a new Biology Pre-Professional degree program designed to prepare students for medicine, pharmacy, dentistry, and veterinary medicine while double-majoring in Biblical Studies.
