by Chad Roberts | Christian Living, Hope
Contributor: Chad Roberts Thick fog had settled over the twenty mile stretch between Catalina Island and the California coastline. The thirty-four-year-old Florence Chadwick was already an accomplished swimmer, but on July 4, 1952, she was aiming to become the...
by Chad Roberts | Christian Living
I enjoy reading biographies of missionaries and other Christian heroes from the past. One of my all-time favorites is the story of Adoniram and Ann Judson. They were the first missionaries sent out from the newly formed United States of America. Born...
by Chad Roberts | Christian Living
Contributor: Chad Roberts Can you define worldliness? As Christ-followers, it should be clear to us what God considers worldly. I grew up in what was at times a legalistic environment. From home to church, the standards were high, and at times, it...
by Joy Bollinger | Christian Living
An airport, no matter the size, has a control tower that constantly monitors flight patterns, which sometimes will require the redirecting of a flight to ensure the safety of the flight and of others. And like an airport control tower, the mind is a control tower that...
by Chad Roberts | Christian Living, God's Word, Pride
Contributor: Chad Roberts “One hundred years from my day, there will not be a bible in the earth…” Voltaire is studied and revered by many today. He was a French enlightener and philosopher. He opposed Christianity and made a mockery of God and the...
by Chad Roberts | Christian Living
Contributor: Chad Roberts Have you ever lost hope? Proverbs 13:12 says, “Hope delayed makes the heart sick.” I try to imagine what it would have been to be a disciple after Christ’s crucifixion. The feelings of despair had to be overwhelming. ...
