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The death of death
“On this mountain he will destroy the shroud that enfolds all peoples, the sheet that covers all nations; he will swallow up death forever” (Isaiah 25:7,8).
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Are you longing for the resurrection?
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As we begin another season of Lent, resurrection talk might seem strange. Are we putting the cart before the horse? Yet on any journey, we need to know our destination. So what is Lent’s destination? The death of death.
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Recording of second study now available
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On Feb. 20, Pastor Greg Lyon presented the second study in his "What if it's true" virtual Bible study series. This study considers the importance of the biblical truth that we do not just commit sins—we are sinners.
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In the days of working full time, I often pictured myself, as I’m sure people in many walks of life have, like an octopus with each arm continuously fully employed. If I slowed or—heaven forbid—sat down, I was asleep. However, as an educator, I could look . . .
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It was well after 10 p.m., in Conway, Ark., a small town north of Little Rock. I had just gotten done with a late meeting. Earlier in the day, my car rental reservation fell through, and I had to pivot to taking Uber, a rideshare, to the meeting. Front Street was quiet and . . .
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Check out a sneak-peek from the March issue:
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I had never thought about it this way until I heard him say it. “Imagine how smoothly our school year would go if our classrooms were filled with 25 Pharisees.” What a lightbulb moment that was for me. He was absolutely right. Twenty-five perfect little angels with . . .
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