Rich and Poor (9-30-18)
James is a book about necessities. Our modern bookshelves are crowded with books about money management and investments, career success, strategic planning, beauty secrets and diets
Faithful Conflict (9-23-18 Formations)
Do you remember the Peanuts cartoon character named Pigpen who was always surrounded by a cloud of dust and looked unkempt? He was a good kid,
Words of Wisdom (9-16-18 Formations)
Someone told me when I was young, “Be careful what you say, because your words can come back to hurt you and once said they can't
Faith and Works (9-9-18 Formations)
What good is it? Now, there is a disturbing question for religious people.
When you read the gospels and the New Testament letters, the idea of religion is reshaped
Endure Temptation (9-2-18 Formations)
James the brother of Jesus, sometimes called “James the Just,” was one of the first leaders in the Jerusalem church, who urged the inclusion of non-Jews
Practicing Humility (3-26-17 Formations)
Honestly, which would you prefer to read: a story about Jesus healing a blind man – or Jesus confronting our failures?
Taming the Tongue (3-12-17 Formations)
You can count on James to tell the truth. This is not a contrast between “absolute truth” and “alternate truth.” This is a truth that shapes
James Robison hopes for rebirth of Religious Right
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (ABP) – A Southern Baptist evangelist who orchestrated the first gathering of what became known as the Religious Right in 1980 is now seeking to mobilize a new coalition of Catholic, Protestant and evangelical voters to save America’s economy.
Rebecca St. James shines spotlight on Christ
A leading role in the pro-life movie Sarah’s Choice prompted Christian singer Rebecca St. James to support the work of crisis pregnancy centers
Pastor, denominational statesman James Pleitz dies
PENSACOLA, Fla. (ABP) – James Pleitz, a well-known pastor in Florida and Texas active in denominational leadership, died Sunday, May 15. He had been in care of the Joyce Goldenberg Hospice Inpatient Residence in Pensacola, Fla., since May 2.
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