November 2009

Editorial

The armistice ending the First World War stipulated that hostilities were to cease at eleven o’clock on the morning of […] more

Giving Up The Bottle

By Debbi Clouser

God has been doing amazing things in the Ouaga 2000 neighborhood of Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso, where we are planting a […] more
Just Across the Rio

By Doug Shehane

Deadly violence in Mexico has made headlines in U.S. media outlets recently. Not only criminals but also innocent people have […] more
For God and Country

By John Edgar Caterson

Our man at the Pentagon? Bob, did I hear you correctly?” Just over a year ago I asked that question […] more
A Divine Deployment

By Ryan Kocak

I just finished sharing my testimony of Jesus Christ in front of hundreds of emotionally drained, physically worn-out and mentally […] more
An Unfinished Reformation

By John Soper

Sola Scriptura. Sola fide. Sola gratia. With these words (“Scripture alone,” “Faith alone,” “Grace alone”), men like Martin Luther and … more
Foundations . . . Not Shaken

By Wilbur M. Smith, DD

When the western world . . . awoke on the morning of August 6 [1945], and turned to the morning […] more
The Buddy System

By Carla Johnson

“Fourth Platoon . . . move out!” My misery meter was already pegged and we were barely off the asphalt […] more
The Pool of Faith

By Ben Arrington

I had once heard that in early Christian churches, people were held under water for a while during baptism. The […] more