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That’s a GREAT Question- Free eBook Today

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Today and tomorrow, January 30 and 31 of 2014, Glenn Pearson’s book, That’s a GREAT Question, is available free in several formats.

I can’t review it really, because I only just downloaded it, but I was interested in this story-driven apologetics book because it’s a good book for both believers and non-believers and because I was intrigued by Glenn’s “filters”. [Read an excerpt…] Continue reading That’s a GREAT Question- Free eBook Today

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Serendipity and the Significant Woman

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“Do you recognize the book they’re using?” Nan asked me.

I was having lunch at a Panera Bread in Springfield, Virginia, with Nan (see note) when she noticed two women at the table next to us were doing a Bible study.

When I looked over, I recognized the book they were using, The Significant Woman, a life-coaching discipleship course Continue reading “Serendipity and the Significant Woman”

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Sharing CSU2013 with You: Lisa Harper

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“Join us” at our recent Staff Training! Today, we recommend a study on Peter by Lisa Harper, comedienne and theologian. Continue reading “Sharing CSU2013 with You: Lisa Harper”

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One Unused Vowel Saves a People

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The Sower by Vincent Van GoghWycliffe Bible translator, Lee Bramlett, had learned that most verbs for the Hdi people of Cameroon ended in either an a, i, or u. While still unsure how to reach these people with God’s love for them, God prompted Lee to look at their verb for love, which was “dva” and “dvi”, but never “dvu”.

When he discussed this observation with the tribal leaders that were helping him with his Bible translation work, their eyes were opened to understand the Gospel. Continue reading “One Unused Vowel Saves a People”