For better or worse, Americans are a pragmatic people. On any given issue, if you talk to them about theory or principles, you tend to lose them. If you talk about what works, you reach them. A recent case in point occurred in...
Read More“On my honor, I will do my best to do my duty to God and my Country and to obey the Scout Law; To help other people at all times; To keep myself physically strong, mentally awake, and morally straight.” For decades, young boys...
Read MoreThe first magazine published in America specifically aimed for teenagers is reportedly Seventeen magazine. The publication, which sells some 20 million copies annually, has long defined what fashionable secular society says a...
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When wildfires began to devastate Colorado, New Mexico and other parts of the West, Oklahoma’s...
Read MoreOn the same day Oreo Cookie showed a rainbow-filled cookie on its Facebook page to show the company’s newfound support for so-called gay rights, my daughter presented me with a rainbow-colored work of sand art. “What does the...
Read MoreNew Orleans is one of the most interesting and historic cities in the world. It was therefore a fitting setting for a truly historic, unprecedented annual meeting of the Southern Baptist Convention. The leading item of interest...
Read MoreNew Orleans— Dr. Anthony L. Jordan, Executive Director-Treasurer for the Baptist General Convention of Oklahoma, of the Southern Baptist Convention’s annual meeting in New Orleans this week said the following: “Southern Baptists...
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“Music has always been part of my life,” said Randy Lind, who has been named worship and music...
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For students like Gaspar Reyes, a native of Mexico who is working in church planting in Shawnee,...
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