November 3, 2026
Capturing Glimpses of God’s Glory: An Interview with Nature Photographer Kenneth Keifer
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Travel Light
Neal Windham urges churches to travel light, rethink debt and facilities, and embrace a new kingdom economy marked by generosity, flexibility, and mission-focused restraint.
Truth Matters
Karen Rees reflects on why truth matters in Christian living, urging believers to test what they hear, speak truth in love, and avoid spreading careless words.
In Praise of Congregational Participation
Becky Ahlberg urges churches to move beyond worship as performance and invite congregations into deeper participation through Scripture, prayer, testimony, Communion, baptism, art, and silence.
Getting the Most from Old Testament Law (Part 2)
Matt Proctor explains how Christians can read Old Testament Law as a window into God’s heart, a mirror exposing sin, and a picture pointing to Christ.
Getting the Most from Old Testament Law (Part 1)
Matt Proctor explains why Christians should not skip the Old Testament Law, showing how Leviticus and other legal texts still shape discipleship, worship, and our understanding of God’s…
Thinking About Hell?
Christian Standard gathers four articles responding to questions raised by Rob Bell’s Love Wins, with thoughtful pieces on Hell, universalism, and God’s wrath.
Reggie Thomas: A “Fisher of Men” for 65 Years
Victor Knowles profiles Reggie Thomas, marking 65 years since his first sermon and reflecting on his evangelistic ministry, White Fields Overseas Evangelism, and lifelong commitment to preaching the…
Riley Donica: Used by God for 59 Years
Cynthia Perkins remembers her father, Riley Donica, and his 59 years of ministry shaped by God’s sovereignty, grace, love, and salvation in Oklahoma’s Kiamichi Mountains.
Beyond Borders
Mike Schrage reflects on megachurch baptism costs and challenges churches to consider how global mission investment can help reach fertile fields beyond U.S. borders.
Back to College 45 Years Later
LeRoy Lawson reflects on returning to Milligan College to teach freshman humanities, comparing generations of students while finding today’s freshmen young, challenged, curious, respectful, and delightful.
Why We Wont Lose Our Light
Gary Tiffin considers how Christian colleges can adapt to changing educational realities while remaining faithful to their founding mission, congregational ties, and ministry purpose.
2011 College Reports: God Is at Work on Our Campus
Colleges and seminaries associated with Christian churches and churches of Christ report enrollment growth, new programs, mission efforts, leadership changes, and renewed commitment to preparing Christian leaders.
Christian Colleges, 2010-11 (chart)
Christian Standard’s 2010-11 college chart provides attendance, faculty, financial, and contact information for 29 colleges affiliated with Christian church and church of Christ.
The Earth: Handle with Prayer
Jan Johnson reflects on praying for creation amid Southern California fires and drought, asking how believers can serve as God’s agents in caring for the earth.
Tend Them. Grow Them. Keep Them!
David Roadcup explains why a well-led small groups ministry can help believers build relationships, study Scripture, receive care, discover gifts, and grow toward spiritual maturity.
