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AHA!
posted 3/6/2014 10:40:14 AM
Last week, David C. Cook released Kyle Idleman’s new book, AHA: The God Moment That Changes Everything. The company writes, “We've all had ‘aha!’ moments in our lives, times when a sudden revelation surprises us with
posted 3/6/2014 10:40:14 AM
Last week, David C. Cook released Kyle Idleman’s new book, AHA: The God Moment That Changes Everything. The company writes, “We've all had ‘aha!’ moments in our lives, times when a sudden revelation surprises us with
Abilene receives major donations
posted 2/28/2014 5:08:22 PM
Abilene (TX) Christian University recently announced it had received $55 million from three donors—including the largest gift in their history—to kick off “Vision in Action,” an initiative to build three new facilities for
posted 2/28/2014 5:08:22 PM
Abilene (TX) Christian University recently announced it had received $55 million from three donors—including the largest gift in their history—to kick off “Vision in Action,” an initiative to build three new facilities for
Milliken resigns NCC presidency
posted 2/25/2014 1:44:05 PM
Recently Richard Milliken, president of Nebraska Christian College, announced his resignation effective May 31, 2014. “I have loved being part of the life and growth of the mission over the past 15 years,” he
posted 2/25/2014 1:44:05 PM
Recently Richard Milliken, president of Nebraska Christian College, announced his resignation effective May 31, 2014. “I have loved being part of the life and growth of the mission over the past 15 years,” he
In the Washington Post
posted 3/4/2013 10:12:14 AMRecently, Kyle Idleman, teaching pastor at Southeast Christian Church (Louisville, KY), shared an article in the Washington Post's "Guest Voices" column, a section focused on faith and its impact on the news. The piece, titled "Is entertainment our new American idol?" discussed the "surrogate religions of entertainment."
"For example, a few years ago, my youngest daughter wanted nothing more than to go to a Colts football game in Indianapolis," he writes. "We woke up early on Sunday and went to a local church. A few hours later, I was sitting among 80,000 fans in Lucas Oil Stadium, and yes, I had my own face painted. We both cheered until we lost our voices. On the drive home, as my exhausted daughter slept, I couldn't help but think about the fact that I had really attended two worship services that day."
Read the entire article here.