By Jacqueline J. Holness It has been argued that guns are as American as apple pie and baseball. From fuzzy black and white westerns showcasing a swaggering John Wayne to high-definition, full-color, post-apocalyptic flicks featuring a fearless Will Smith, the allure and power of guns and weaponry are the real stars in these movies. […]
In the World — June 8, 2014
By Christy Barritt Minister Hopes to Transform Strip Club into Church A New York City minister is trying to raise $300,000 in order to transform a New York City neighborhood’s last strip club into a church. Reggie Stutzman of Real Life Church in the Bronx believes that God is bringing revival to the city. […]
Trust God’s Promises–The Uniform Lesson for June 8, 2014
By Sam E. Stone Only 38 verses long, Haggai is the second shortest book of the Old Testament (after Obadiah). It is filled with important teaching, however. In last week’s lesson, the prophet Haggai called the people back to their task of rebuilding the temple. They had ignored their responsibility for 16 years! His […]
After an Affair
By Bev and Phil Haas My wife and I are trying to get our marriage back to the way it was before an affair that occurred. We are currently separated, but we’re seeing each other on a regular basis and are dating again. I’m looking for insights that might help us. No one […]
Be Good to the Body–Galatians 5 & 6
By David Faust Amid all the talk about health care these days, God calls us to take care of our own bodies. I shouldn’t blame the government if I overstuff myself daily with excessive calories and carbs. Insurance companies can’t prevent their clients from careless drinking and driving. Education helps, but teachers and principals […]
