June 17, 2007
Needed
Moving a piano becomes a vivid picture of why believers need community. Chris Travis explains how God’s grace often reaches others through our gifts—and why a small group may need you more than you realize.
Articles for tag: Ohio
March 14, 2007
A Fresh Start, a Firm Commitment
Standard Publishing is relocating its offices from Hamilton Avenue to a new location in Mason, Ohio, effective March 19. The move reflects streamlined operations while reaffirming a continued commitment to sound, Bible-based resources.
December 6, 2006
Hitting Their Stride
Standard Publishing’s Publishing Committee marked its 50th anniversary with candid discussion, fresh leadership, and a forward-looking vision alongside new president Matt Thibeau—strength meeting strength for the days ahead.
October 8, 2006
Is the Church Getting Too Involved in Politics?
As Christians gain influence in elections and public debates, what happens to the church’s witness? Darrel Rowland warns against partisan entanglement and urges believers to separate political preferences from matters of faith.
August 17, 2005
Learning From the Regional Conference Experiment
Mark A. Taylor reflects on low attendance at this year’s NACC regional conferences, arguing regionalization weakened connection and “all or nothing” registration discouraged partial attendance—raising fresh questions about the value of a national gathering.
July 27, 2005
Different
A Central Park conversation reveals how stereotypes distort our view of unfamiliar communities. This reflection urges Christians to learn from and support those sharing the gospel in neighborhoods unlike their own.
