by Doug Van Meter | 25 Feb 2016 | Articles
Recently, in a sermon, I said that I was not then going to wade into the current debate in our country about “white privilege.” But with this article, I am now entering what some may view as turbulent waters. I am persuaded that what follows is truthful. And rather...
by Doug Van Meter | 28 Aug 2015 | Articles
Hebrews 13:17 was recently the text of a sermon and therefore a topic of discussion in the Grace Groups. It seems that there was some good back and forth about what this means and the limits of the commandment. This article will not settle all the questions, but I...
by Joachim Rieck | 24 Jun 2015 | Articles
Are churches right when they insist upon a biblical standard for entrance into church membership? This, in my opinion, may well be one of the most crucial issues facing the church at all times. Should one keep the church doors wide open for all and sundry to find a...
by Conrad Mbewe | 29 May 2015 | Articles
I am on my way to preach at a men’s conference in Vancouver, Canada, and this question is bugging me: “Where are the men?” I am not asking where the men are who are supposed to attend the coming conference because I have no idea what the numbers signing up look like....
by Kobus van der Walt | 5 May 2015 | Articles
When we talk about xenophobia, we refer to the hatred of foreigners. This hate is unleashed by the presence of foreigners in a particular country by a group of the population and/or citizens of the country. These citizens release their frustration, unhappiness,...
by Conrad Mbewe | 3 Mar 2015 | Articles
I hear that a Zambian in Livingstone who is calling himself an atheist is challenging Christians to a debate on the existence of God. He wants us to prove that God exists. He reminds me of a philosopher called Mercutio who used to issue out similar challenges. I...
