Author: Anthony L. Jordan

Following a business engagement in downtown Oklahoma City, I decided to return to the Baptist Building via the scenic route. I love to drive through Heritage Hills and some of the older neighborhoods in our city. The tall trees...

James Dobson was one of the first to speak of a cultural war in the United States—the struggle for the soul of America. The Judeo-Christian ethic on which this great nation was founded has been, and is, under assault. While...

This year’s youth weeks at Falls Creek were historic. At 96 years of age, it seems that God has chosen to add blessing to blessing. Undeniably, God has made His presence known throughout history during the youth encampments....

When we think of Falls Creek, the images in our minds are of young people. In fact, for most of us, the pictures in our minds are of a swarm of youth at Icee stands, swimming in the lake, at volleyball games or taking the...

I have just been on a remarkable journey through East Asia. My traveling companions were several Oklahoma business leaders who used their business backgrounds to impact others for Christ. Through the work of the Holy Spirit,...

One of the tragic misconceptions laypeople have is that real ministry and missions is the work of professional ministers. This is a pre-Reformation idea that is not found in Scripture. Every believer is a servant of Christ, and...

You cannot imagine the release and exhilaration I felt while reading the article, “Study links physical punishment to later mental disorders,” in the July 3 USA Today. Now there is conclusive proof that my mother is the reason I...

While taking a few days off, Polla and I had the privilege of spending time with Miss Esta. She is a feisty 92 year-old friend. It is easy to remember her birthday because she was born on tax day. I had the joy of being her...