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A visit with Cuban immigrants on the Texas-New Mexico border reveals the importance of trust in human relationships.
05/03/2017 - By Marv Knox
A roundtable discussion at a Baptist meeting in Waco raised all kinds of issues about transcending cultural barriers in order to understand fellow Christians.
Why do more people call the Bible a “good source of morals” than a “historical account”? Morals are easy.
As Christians, our commission is to be witnesses for the good of the place we live and the glory of God. Because we love God, we seek love, justice, grace and righteousness.
04/26/2017 - By Marv Knox
What are simple steps your church can take to become multi-ethnic? Steve Bezner, senior pastor of Houston Northwest Church, offers four.
No area of our lives should be exempt from Christ’s lordship. Even the things we really, really like.
04/19/2017 - By Marv Knox
After Easter, Jesus finds us where we are hiding, calms our fears and exhorts us to step into the wide, waiting world that needs to receive his hope.
What would happen if we applied a bit of tamed skepticism to technological progress?
04/12/2017 - By Marv Knox
A way we as the church show the love of God to one another and to our community is by living with gospel-fueled hospitality.
Suggesting men and women cannot share a professional meal borders on communicating men and women cannot be held responsible for their choices and actions when they are put in the same room together.
04/05/2017 - By Marv Knox
Both the conservative church and the progressive church in America have shown themselves to care more about political party lines than consistency with God’s revelation.
The contrast between the revered Barnabas and the reviled Ananias and Sapphira provides a morality tale for how Christians respond to need.
