It’s hard to squeeze everything in during the official holiday season. Here’s a secret: you don’t have to have all your holiday events during the “official” holiday season.

Why not hold your staff or volunteer appreciation event in January. Everyone will be more relaxed and stress free. You’ll probably get a better turn out. You can still [...]

April 25 is World Malaria Day. My overseas trips have often taken me to areas impacted by malaria. Malaria is a disease we don’t think about much in the United States. However, it claims over one million lives each year. 750,000 of those are children in Africa. For each one that dies, there are hundreds more who [...]

I just completed my fist seminary course, a New Testament survey. I am pursuing a Master of Arts in Theological Studies at Liberty University. I was a little nervous going in, because I haven’t been in school in quite a while, but I did well. I learned a lot and enjoyed the experience.

I am doing [...]

I have been following the ministry of Answers in Genesis for a long time. In case you aren’t familiar with them, they are an organization dedicated to helping Christians defend their faith and proclaim the Gospel. Their primary focus is dealing with questions about the book of Genesis. If you have questions dealing with the creation/evolution [...]

Today is World AIDS Day, designed to raise awareness, and more importantly action, about the AIDS epidemic. It is estimated that over 33 million people around the world are living with HIV. Over 6,000 children are being orphaned by AIDS every day. In the face of numbers like that, it is easy to feel overwhelmed. As a Christian, it [...]