A Candle Against the Dark – Book Review
By Anna Stegeman The fight against slavery in the Civil War era boasts many heroes–Abraham Lincoln, Harriet Tubman, Frederick Douglass, and many more brave men and women. But Robert M. Copeland and D. Ray Wilcox in their book A Candle Against the Dark, argue that one small group of people, largely forgotten in the pages of history, played a consequential part in the abolitionist movement. … Continue reading A Candle Against the Dark – Book Review
Given for You: The Wonder of the Lord’s Supper
Our world is full of traditions. Some are common, like celebrating birthdays and anniversaries, and others more personal or cultural. As Christians, we’re part of the family of God, and one of the most important traditions He gave us is the Lord’s Supper. This sacred meal must never become a mere ritual. To appreciate it rightly, we need to understand its meaning power, and the … Continue reading Given for You: The Wonder of the Lord’s Supper
Taking a Deep Look at Anger
Anger is common to humanity. When things don’t go our way, we tend to get angry. Occasionally we encounter explosive people who wear their feelings on their sleeve. Other people, however, are more tempered. They might seethe with anger inside, but they hide it well. Both are equally destructive. Genesis 4:1-11 records the first murder in human history but it wouldn’t be the last. It … Continue reading Taking a Deep Look at Anger
Shepherd the Flock 