by Steve Higginbotham Due to the pandemic, most believers find themselves in unfamiliar circumstances, especially with respect to worship. We suddenly find ourselves unable to engage in many lifelong habitual
by Ken Chumbley (deceased) Recently, while traveling in my car, it was announced that they were presenting three carolsperformed by the choir of King’s College, Cambridge, England. What caught my
This time of year we frequently get questions from Christians concerned about pleasingGod. They ask whether they should be observing holidays like Christmas, Thanksgiving, andothers. I am glad they are
The worship experience of Isaiah in Chapter 6 of his prophecy sheds great light upon themeaning and value of worship for us today. Set in about 742 B.C., these events
One of the questions we deal with this evening was submitted by a person who is bothered by seeing members, during worship, not focused on God and his word. I
In his bestseller 1975 book, Dress for Success, John T. Malloy popularized the concept of “power dressing,” the idea that how we dress affects our level of power, influence and success
by Robert C. Veil, Jr. Editing the Bulletin is one of my important job responsibilities here at Central, and I takeit very seriously. Warren Kenny
