Admonishing with Tears
Very often when we read Scripture we do not enter emotionally into the story. As a result, we miss the very real human elements in exchanges like the one Paul had with the Ephesian elders in Acts 20 as he gave them a charge which included: Therefore, be alert,...
Education and Safeguarding our Children
In the late 19th Century there was concern over “inroads of secularization in higher education and as a base for the education of lay workers and full-time Bible teachers, evangelists, and pastors.”1“Bible college” The main concern for parents then was how they...
A Big Plan for a Small Planet: The Humbug Manifesto 2000
(This originally appeared in the Winter 2000 edition of the MCOI Journal) By Sarah Flashing & Joy A. Veinot Many people faced the new Millennium with a sense of dread and apprehension. What would happen to the world in our new century? War? Famine? Economic...
Journeys in Paganistan (Part 2)
Editor’s Note: As Carl pointed out last week in Journeys in Paganistan (Part 1), Occult themes abound in children’s literature, on television shows, and in the movies. The entertainment industry has made a handsome profit in selling the supernatural. In part 2, Carl...
Journeys in Paganistan (Part 1)
Editor’s Note: Occult themes abound in children’s literature, on television shows, and in the movies. The entertainment industry has made a handsome profit in selling the supernatural. But as this article by Carl Teichrib demonstrates, there is a reality beyond books...
To Error is Erhman: Randal Ming and Randall Birtell Examine the book Misquoting Jesus
Truth and Meaning As It Relates To History Bart Ehrman, in Misquoting Jesus,2 Bart Ehrman, Misquoting Jesus; San Francisco: Harper Collins, 2005 intends to explain New Testament textual criticism. One theme Ehrman uses to explain textual criticism is that the...
End Notes
| 1. | ↑ | “Bible college” |
| 2. | ↑ | Bart Ehrman, Misquoting Jesus; San Francisco: Harper Collins, 2005 |
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