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Do Self-Published Authors Make Money? (INFOGRAPHIC)
May 25th, 201211:59 PM ETAmong the bloggers at Christian Post are a significant number of authors. For that reason we wanted to share this infographic about self-publishing from lulu.com. With the rise of eReaders, digital publishing has grown and new marketplaces have emerged. Source: Visual.ly... -
The True Cost of a Holiday (INFOGRAPHIC)
May 25th, 201211:51 PM ETThe Memorial Day weekend has arrived and the summer vacation season has begun in the United States. Last year TopStockAnalysts.com reported, "The average American household spent more than $670 on vacation homes and hotels." This infographic from Teletext Holidays, a British Travel Agency, reports that the average vacation for the British cos... -
If Christ is Lord, Everything Matters
May 25th, 201204:01 PM ETBy Jake Belder It is common to hear Christians talk about “living in the light of eternity.” Not too long ago, there was a popular video going around in which Francis Chan talked about this very thing, using a long rope as an illustration. The Bible, of course, speaks of this too—Paul says that “we fix our eyes not on what is seen but what... -
40 Lessons I’ve Learned About Preaching After My 400th Sermon
May 25th, 201202:24 PM ETBy Eric McKiddie One of the joys of preaching is that it presents the challenge of getting better every week. Here are the top 40 ways I’m trying to raise my game based on the preaching experience the Lord has graciously provided me. 1. Progress. You don’t have everything about preaching figured out after 400 sermons. You’re just getti... -
Is the God of the Old Testament a Merciless Monster? (PART 3)
May 25th, 201212:28 PM ETBy Robin Schumacher The Destruction of Jericho Critics of God’s actions in the Old Testament specifically cite the following verse as a perfect example of ‘overkill’ in how God dealt with Israel’s enemies: "They [Israel] utterly destroyed everything in the city [Jericho], both man and woman, young and old, and ox and sheep and donkey, wit... -
Is the God of the Old Testament a Merciless Monster? (PART 2)
May 24th, 201204:58 PM ETBy Robin Schumacher A Response to Critics’ Objections From the above examples, it would seem that those questioning God’s justice, love, and mercy have a fairly solid position in their complaints. However, let’s now dig a little deeper into each example and see if there isn’t more to each story than what appears on the surface when single... -
Is the God of the Old Testament a Merciless Monster? (PART 1)
May 23rd, 201204:24 PM ETBy Robin Schumacher In his book The God Delusion, atheist Richard Dawkins writes a scathing rendition of God as he sees Him in the Old Testament. Dawkins says: “The God of the Old Testament is arguably the most unpleasant character in all fiction: jealous and proud of it; a petty, unjust, unforgiving control-freak; a vindictive, bloodthirsty eth... -
The Gospel is offensive. Nothing else should be.
May 23rd, 201212:53 PM ETBy Danny Franks Let’s face it: most of us live in a Christian bubble. We only listen to K-Love, we only watch 47 Kids and Counting (being careful to fast forward through the icky TLC commercials), we only eat at Chick Fil A on Tuesdays from 10:00-11:30 AM, because that’s when we’ve determined that most pagans don’t visit there and the... -
When Prevention Fails: A Sexual Abuse Response Policy for Churches
May 22nd, 201204:49 PM ETBy Brad Hambrick Every church ought to have the best possible sexual abuse prevention policies in their children’s ministry. These should be followed closely and reviewed regularly. But what happens when evil slips through the cracks of even the best policies and procedures? How does the church respond then? How should the church care for the vi... -
Watch Carefully-Christians May be in The Work Place!
May 22nd, 201212:41 PM ETBy Rev. Austin Miles They quietly occupy more places than suspected. They may be on a road crew, in an office, factory, bakery, science lab or even in hospitals. They might be school teachers, receptionists, or dental assistants. Be observant. A stand-out worker seems calm when others are frantic, never complains, ready to help a fellow worker, a...
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- Do Self-Published Authors Make Money? (INFOGRAPHIC)
- The True Cost of a Holiday (INFOGRAPHIC)
- If Christ is Lord, Everything Matters
- 40 Lessons I’ve Learned About Preaching After My 400th Sermon
- Is the God of the Old Testament a Merciless Monster? (PART 3)
- Is the God of the Old Testament a Merciless Monster? (PART 2)
- Is the God of the Old Testament a Merciless Monster? (PART 1)
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