Author: Anthony L. Jordan

It’s that time of year again. The summer has flown by, and now our kids and grandkids are heading back to school. The sound of music is in the air as bands take the practice field. Cheering can be heard on school lawns,...

Many symbols of Christianity immediately bring to mind scenes from the life of our Savior. When we see a cross, a fish, a shepherd’s staff or a basket and two fishes we are challenged to take action toward others and to...

There are times in the Christian life when one is so overwhelmed with gratitude and praise that it is impossible to articulate one’s feelings. Language is the medium of expression, but at such times it is inadequate to...

Greg Frizzell, leader of the BGCO Prayer and Spiritual Awakening ministry, often says, “Five minute devotionals will not bring spiritual awakening.” His statement is worthy of serious consideration. Is he right? Can...

A favorite pastime of some of folks over 40 is “teen bashing.” Often it is couched in pious terms, such as, “The way these kids act nowadays, what is this world coming to?” I have been there and said...

Its name is an Indian word that means “high hill.” For more than 50 years, girls from Oklahoma churches have come here to listen to the voice of God and to develop lifelong Christian relationships with others. Nunny...

This is the season for Vacation Bible School and Christian camps. All over Oklahoma, children and youth have opportunity to spend concentrated time hearing the Word of God and being confronted with the claims of the Gospel. Few...

Throughout these years of praying and giving to see the new tabernacle at Falls Creek Conference Center become a reality, I have said again and again, “It is not about a building. It is about transforming the lives of...

It is interesting to me that commercial terms are often used to discuss the search for a church home. While consumerism has overtaken Americans and is now part of our DNA, I am still taken aback by the idea of...