In early May 1997, my wife Jean and I were at Southern Seminary to receive an alumni award, when we noticed several signs posted on the campus, which read: "Seminary Wives Preview Night: Seminary Wives Institute (SWI) is designed to help train
Mimi Haddad, President of Christians for Biblical Equality, provides a clear understanding of biblical interpretation that begins with the authority of Scripture.
Folks who want to know more about the Bible and improve their English can do both through a unique study that uses sentence diagramming to unlock biblical understanding.
When told the Scripture focus this year is "waiting," one of my first thoughts was one day when Bob and I stopped in Columbia to have lunch with
Christians in the developing nations read Scripture differently than their brothers and sister in the affluent West, according to missiologist Caleb Oladipo.