‘March Madness’: High school basketball team makes ‘180 change’ on, off the court
March Madness has already begun in Oklahoma. The Tushka Tigers recently defeated Garber High School, 48–43, to claim the OSSAA
Self-control not possible by ‘self,’ only through Holy Spirit, Draper says
Jimmy Draper said self-control is an oxymoron. “We do not have self-control,” said Draper, president emeritus of Lifeway. “The Israelites
Miracle ending: Louisiana youth rescued from ‘sex-trafficking abduction’
When 19-year-old Daniel Bordelon of Jonesville, Louisiana, agreed to travel to Ohio with two men he had met in an
First person: Handling church trolls online
I’ve consulted with hundreds of churches over the years, and sadly, online trolls are a common enemy shared by some of the most effective churches in America.
LCU art professor finds beauty in the bizarre
Goats and rabbits and sheep? Oh my! Louisiana Christian University art professor WangLing Chou gets lots of variation on that
First person: Developing a culture of invitation
Since we live in such a secular culture, it’s easy to think most nonbelievers are indifferent — even hostile — to the idea of attending church.
When pastors truly love, it can ‘change the world,’ Stephens tells Pastors Conference
Jarrett Stephens prayed for his brother to come to know Jesus for 17 years, and in 2013, he got the
Ohio church and South Dakota ranch highlight faithful partnership
Violet Baptist Church in Pickerington, Ohio, is a world away from the Pine Ridge Reservation and Chanku Waste (pronounced “wash-tay”)