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What Has Happened to Christianity?

By R. L. Wilson | February 2, 2021

We read in Acts 11:26, “And the disciples were called Christians first in Antioch.”

A Nation in Need of Prayer

By Jeff Pallansch | January 12, 2021

This has been a dark week in American history: an insurrection violently infiltrated our capital while the pandemic has spread at record levels; thousands of families are now struggling to…

The Prophecies of Christmas

By Dr. Dillon Burroughs | December 18, 2020

Many Christmas messages refer to the birth of Jesus fulfilling Bible prophecy. But what predictions did the coming of Jesus fulfill? Why do these prophecies matter?

Christmas Through the Eyes of the Shepherds

By Jeff Pallansch | December 15, 2020

Imagine what it must have been like that night when the shepherds first heard of their Savior. When the darkness that surrounded them was overtaken by the radiance of God’s…

Questions About the Wise Men

By Dr. Dillon Burroughs | December 7, 2020

Christmas nativity scenes often include three wise men riding camels and bringing gifts for baby Jesus.

An Advent Challenge

By R. L. Wilson | November 24, 2020

Are you ready for an Advent challenge? In Timothy Keller’s book Jesus the King, he explains, “When I went through confirmation classes in my church, I had to memorize Scripture. But during college the Bible came alive in a way that was hard to describe…”

Christmas Through the Eyes of Simeon

By Dr. Dillon Burroughs | November 23, 2020

Simeon is often left out of the Christmas story. He did not visit baby Jesus in the manger. He received no visit from angels. He did not arrive with gifts…

Matthew, the Magi, and the Majesty of Jesus

By Jeff Pallansch | November 23, 2020

The magi (sometimes referred to as the “wise men” or the “three kings”) are a mysterious bunch. Although we are not given many details about them, Matthew (the only biblical…

Angels: What Do They Know?

By R. L. Wilson | November 23, 2020

Many years ago, I shared a house for a time with my youngest brother and sister. During that time my brother got a job with a local company that manufactured…

Mary, What Did You Know

By R. L. Wilson | November 20, 2020

We just don’t know a lot about Mary, the young woman who would become the mother of Jesus. We assume from historical records that she was fairly young, perhaps 14 or 15 years old, since that was the age when most young girls became engaged.

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