
November 3, 2026
Capturing Glimpses of God’s Glory: An Interview with Nature Photographer Kenneth Keifer
Landon Shuman

Jon Weatherly traces how God’s action in history, biblical inspiration, recognition of Scripture, and the circulation of ancient manuscripts help explain how the Bible came to us.

Cheryl A. Moen reflects on the life and legacy of her father, preacher Burdett Wakeman, and the enduring lessons he taught through integrity, evangelism, family priorities, and faithful…

LeRoy Lawson challenges churches to make worldwide missions a priority while pursuing the Great Commission with sound strategy, ethical accountability, competent workers, wise stewardship, and partnerships that build…

Frederick W. Norris reflects on how Christian colleges can remain rooted in the gospel while embracing rigorous education, global Christian perspectives, and the challenges of a changing world.

Three Stone-Campbell Movement historians discuss the movement’s past, present, and future, reflecting on unity, restoration, reconciliation, megachurches, post-Christian culture, and hope for renewed mission.

Matt Proctor explores how to read the Old Testament prophets by understanding prophetic timelines, multiple fulfillments, and the powerful poetic imagery that communicates God's promises and purposes.

Jon Weece urges parents to bring Scripture back into the home by reading the Bible, helping children memorize it, and living it out through service.

Matt Proctor introduces four principles for reading the Old Testament prophets, showing how their setting, task, lives, and themes help readers understand judgment, repentance, and hope.

Sheila Hudson recounts her husband Tim’s near-fatal heart crisis, the global prayer vigil that surrounded their family, and the Psalm 91 hope that carried her through.

Ben Cachiaras urges Christians to respond to debates over same-sex marriage with humility, conviction, prayer, and love while remembering the church’s primary calling.

Jim Tune examines altar calls, the sinner’s prayer, and the New Testament pattern of baptism as the biblical response of faith to the gospel.

Tom Scott explains how Alexander Christian Foundation scholarships help Indiana churches invest in students preparing for ministry, reducing financial burdens while strengthening future ministry leadership.

The Brush Run Church began with about 30 members and became a small but significant starting point in the Restoration Movement shaped by Thomas and Alexander Campbell.

Stanley J. Grenz explains annihilationism, contrasts it with universalism and the traditional view of Hell, and urges Christians to discuss eternal judgment with humility and tears.

Jeff Vines answers a skeptic’s question about Hell, free will, and the goodness of God by focusing on separation from God as Hell’s deepest reality.
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