Christian Odyssey September-November 2012

In this issue:

Going away or going our way? Editorial, by John Halford. There’s no need to go away. Come our way and I think you’ll be pleasantly surprised.
Going Online, by John Halford. Making the move to digital isn’t nearly as daunting as you might think.
A Lesson From Laundry, by Tammy Tkach. We take special care of our clothes, but we sometimes forget people need the same consideration.
A Sign Forever, by Gary Deddo. Signs are important. We could hardly get along with out them. The bible shows the God of Israel often used signs.
Combating Atheism, by Dr. Joseph Tkach. Just because we cannot give clear material proof that God exists, does not mean atheists have won the argument.
The Clumsy Dance Pose, by Shiela Miller. Striving for perfection is hard work day after day. We can’t possibly measure up.
Remembering God, by Barbara Dahlgren. God remembers me even when I forget Him (Isaiah 49:15-16).
An Unexpected Lesson, by Lee Berger. My wife, Sue, and I recently learned an unexpected lesson from an unexpected source.
Introducing Grace Communion Seminary, interview with seminary President, Russell Duke. Now nationally accredited.
Beyond Technology, by Rick Shallenberger. You don’t need all the latest and greatest gimmicks to give a sermon, but there is one element you can’t forget.
Bible Study: The Law Used Properly, by Michael Morrison. A Study of 1 Timothy 1:3-11
Hmm... September - November 2012