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In the Sewer

January 20, 2020
by David Wright

On the afternoon of December 19, 2011, workers at the Brown-Foreman plant in Louisville, Kentucky, were transferring liquor from one tank to another. Somebody forgot to close a valve, and 2,500 gallons of 70 proof alcohol poured into the sewer. The top comment on the story posted at a local news website read: “I think…

What’s the Problem?

January 13, 2020
by David Wright

Jesus was devoted to prayer. The Gospels suggest that he made a habit of getting up long before dawn and finding a solitary place to talk to his Father. The apostle Paul encourages us to commit to prayer, too: “Pray without ceasing” (1 Thess. 5:17). Why, then, do so many Christians fail to schedule daily…

The Most Amazing Story EVER!

December 3, 2019
by David Wright

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The Deceiver and the Antichrist (pm)

January 19, 2020
The Nature of God

God became flesh and lived among the men and women of first century Israel. But liars in the church denied Christ’s humanity. Why would they do that?

Night and Day (am)

January 19, 2020
Aging with Grace

The population of the U.S. is aging. The church is turning gray, too. As we get older, we tend to wonder if we have outlived our usefulness. Why doesn’t God just take us? The story of the prophetess Anna gives us an uplifting answer.