The Pulpit and the Podium: Part 3
February 19, 2008
Part 3 of our “Pulpit and the Podium” series looks at what the distinctions set forth in Part 2 mean for Christian public policy efforts. Begin with Part 1 here or continue reading…
The Pulpit and the Podium: Part 2
February 12, 2008
Part 2 of our “Pulpit and the Podium” series looks at the difference between Christian Standards and Biblically based ethics. Begin with Part 1 here or continue reading…
The Pulpit and the Podium: 4 part series
February 5, 2008
With the election season now in full swing the discussion about Christian political responsibility must fully engaged. In order to remain diligent, tactful, and properly motivated in engaging public policy Christians must constantly ask themselves what exactly they are advocating — or better — what they should be advocating. Continue reading for part one of a five part series…
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January 21st is Martin Luther King Jr. Day
January 20, 2008
To honor Dr. King today an excerpt from his speech “The Drum Major Instinct” is presented here for your reflection:
Also view Dr. King’s famous “I Have a Dream Speech” with full transcript here.
As an added devotional, one of the most moving pieces from Dr. King’s writing, “Letter from a Birmingham Jail” has been coped below…
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Will there be justice for Darfur?
December 10, 2007
PBS’s always excellent program Frontline has done told well the story of the genocide in
Modified Monopoly: Experiencing Social Class Inequality
December 7, 2007
Here is an interesting exercise any group can put together to illustrate social inequality using the readily available Monopoly board-game. Read on for the rules — give it a try and let us know what you think and how it went!
In the News: Ending Famine in Malawi
December 2, 2007
What does it take to bring an impoverished nation from famine to surplus? An excellent article in the New York Times tells how Malawi, one of the poorest countries in the world, suffering from famine, drought, poverty, and diseases like HIV/AIDS, malaria, tuberculosis, and hepatitis, with at least 1 million are orphans out of a population of 12 million, has done just that…
Link to the Times article: Ending Famine, Simply be Ignoring the Experts here or for convenience the entire article is copied below:
October 16th is World Food Day
October 16, 2007
The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations celebrates World Food Day each year on 16 October, the day on which the Organization was founded in 1945. The World Food Day and TeleFood theme for 2007 is “The Right to Food“. Read on for more information…
The Just Life on the Radio
October 9, 2007
Welcome KGCM listeners! A special thanks to Chaplain Jean Jones for highlighting The Just Life on her program this morning.
Vernon Came Back.
September 24, 2007
When confronted by a panhandler on the street or even on your own doorstep — what does the LORD require? Shane Bertou, a husband, father, writer, blogger and would-be pastor from
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