Memories of a Christmas Classic — Football, family and joys of getting older
There was this particular year when we were confident that we’d win. It was our time, we thought. This was the year!
Author steers readers toward biblical model of celebration
“What if hope only leads to disappointment again? What if it’s actually going to be OK?” These two questions led
OU’s Mossman transitions from world of sports to serving first pastorate
His retirement was reported in The Oklahoman in January. After 20 years of serving in the athletic department at the
Illinois becomes first Midwestern state to legalize assisted suicide
With less than two weeks remaining before Christmas and two days before the start of Hanukkah, there was no big announcement or splashy public signing.
Invited to speak on a panel? Here’s how to ‘maximize’ the moment
Panels are a common event at conferences and seminars today, and yet few people really know how to maximize the opportunity to speak on a panel.
Church starts new year with 74-hour public reading of entire Bible
Many Christians make a New Year’s resolution to read the entire Bible during the year. One church in southeastern North Carolina did it during the first weekend of 2026.
Hopes dampened for Pakistani Christians in police investigations
Police intimidation and lax investigations into Islamist rioting that destroyed scores of Christian homes and businesses in Jaranwala, Pakistan in August has dampened hopes of justice for the victims, sources said.
Church connects to community through local college basketball
Pump Springs Baptist Church in Harrogate, Tennessee, has a mission field that is less than five minutes from the church — Lincoln Memorial University, a four-year, private liberal arts university.