By Bob Russell The final account of Moses’ life is remarkable. After passing the baton to Joshua and making sure Israel had a competent leader to take his place, Moses climbed Mount Nebo to see the promised land. Although he had spent 40 years of his life trying to reach Canaan, God did not […]
In the World — July 29, 2012
By Christy Barritt Voters’ Top Issues Revealed A national survey by the Barna Group revealed the top concerns for likely voters in the upcoming presidential election. They were: healthcare (74 percent), tax policy (62 percent), employment policies and strategies (54 percent), national dependence on foreign oil (52 percent), same-sex marriage (31 percent), environmental policy […]
Jehoshaphat makes judicial reform–The Uniform Lesson for July 29
By Sam E. Stone King Jehoshaphat was one of the more godly kings in the time of the divided kingdom. He ruled Judah around 873-848 BC, succeeding his father, Asa, on the throne (2 Chronicles 17:1). The writer declares, “The Lord was with Jehoshaphat because in his early years he walked in the ways his […]
Finding Christ in unexpected places–Psalm 146
By David Faust Jesus’ first disciples were familiar with the Hebrew Scriptures, but he taught with unparalleled authority and gave them new insight into the sacred texts. Then after he died and rose again, the compelling visual aid of Jesus’ resurrection must have taken his instruction to another level of impact. (One of my […]
In the World — July 22, 2012
By Christy Barritt UK Schools Place Witchcraft Alongside Christianity A United Kingdom school system recently revised its official religious education syllabus. Now, alongside contemporary religions such as Christianity, Islam, and Judaism, will be witchcraft and druidism. The Daily Mail reported that Cornwall Council schools will now learn about ancient pagan beliefs which include aspects […]
