A Snake in the Manger
By Steve Beard - There is a grand Christmas tradition at our house on the evening of December 25: separating the crumpled wrapping paper from the bows that can be reused next year. For many families, Christmas Day signals the winding down of the holiday. Soon the...
Generous love: The Salvation Army
By Steve Beard - For more than 150 years, The Salvation Army has been the most consistent, creative, and trustworthy symbol for a warm hearted faith and a generous helping hand for those in need. With a legacy of rushing into where the need is greatest, it has earned...
Archive: Reconciliation and the Bible
Archive: Reconciliation and the Bible By Leon Morris, Principal, Ridley College, Melbourne, Australia © 1969 by Christianity Today Reprinted by permission To hear some people talk you would think that the Bible was basically a book about reconciliation. They will say...
Archive: Book Reviews: Dealing with Race
Archive: Book Reviews: Dealing with Race Good News Book Forum January 1969 Reviewed by James D . McCallie White Reflections on Black Power by Charles E. Fager (Eerdman 1967-$1.65 paper back) and My Friend, The Enemy by William E. Pannel (Word Books, 1968-$3.95) ...
Archive: The Evangelism of Jesus
Archive: The Evangelism of Jesus PART II By Robert E. Coleman, Professor of Evangelism, Asbury Theological Seminary, Wilmore, Kentucky Reprinted from "The Master Plan of Evangelism" Fleming H. Revell Co. © 1963, 1964 by Robert E. Coleman The first installment stressed...
Archive: The Question
Archive: The Question By Lon Woodrum Evangelist, author and Contributing Editor of "Good News" Reprinted from Christian Economics Magazine Our world may fall or survive according to how it answers an old question. Jesus put that question, not only to the argumentative...
Archive: It Took a Miracle
Archive: It Took a Miracle By George Anderson, Pastor, Mt. Oak United Methodist Church, Mitchellville, Maryland I was a Church member and a pastor for several years before I became a regenerated Christian, a man of the second birth. In those days before I found Jesus...
Archive: The Laymen Finally Got My Attention
Archive: The Laymen Finally Got My Attention By Merle G. Weaver, Assistant Pastor, Oak Lawn United Methodist Church, Dallas, Texas I'm one of those Methodist preachers who was introduced to Christ by three laymen: a Presbyterian, an Episcopalian, and a Methodist, at a...
