By Steve Wyatt “Hello. My name is Steve and I’m a PK.” It’s a chronic condition, this PK syndrome—and more widespread than many realize. Most of you reading this have either known a PK or perhaps you are a PK. I write this confessional because I’m not my family’s only PK—my kids are also […]
By Steve Yeaton Yes, the title of this article is a blatant rip-off of a popular recurring column in Reader’s Digest. For example, in “13+ Things TV Chefs Won’t Tell You,” we’re told that garnish makes anything look better. Really? I think melted cheese does the trick. Anyway, I’m fairly certain Reader’s Digest has […]
By Ken Henderson It was sort of strange the way God triggered my years of creation vs. evolution research. While in college I was a writer for Standard Publishing (“Straight from Ken” for the weekly Straight magazine.) The national circulation became a springboard for the last 50 years of traveling youth ministry, including speaking […]
By Karen Wingate John Clayton, former president of an atheistic association, used to ridicule preachers for their views on the origins of the earth. While he took glee in discovering they often didn’t know why they believed in God, Clayton secretly hoped they wouldn’t ask certain questions he couldn’t answer. Determined to prove them […]
By Ida Smith It is said that an artist creates from the beauty within. Similarly, the beauty of the natural world reveals the beauty of the God who created it. Skiing reminds me of this. Riding the chairlift away from the noise and activity of the lodge, I ascend into a quiet sanctuary often […]
