Christianity Magazine
Theme Editorial
by Ed Harrell
In the pages that follow you will read of some of the blessings that we have in Christ-blessings of bringing our minds into harmony with God in worship and meditation, of reinforcing one another in common Worship, of living lives that are pure…
Heart Lines
by Paul Earnheart
Men seldom see things alike. It’s not that reality wears so many faces; it’s just that men choose to look at things differently. Some people in Jesus’ day were sure that He was the Son of God, but they were in the minority. Many very…
Ways That Work
by Berry Kercheville
Have you ever heard a preacher say to his audience that more Christians need to get out and teach the lost, set up some Bible classes, and invite people to the services of the church? After hearing such an exhortation, have you ever felt…
by Brent Lewis
Soundings is intended to be a true reader response column. We want to know what you, the readers, think about this paper and what we are saying. The reason is simple—our effectiveness depends on our capacity to determine that. Is it possible that those of us who…
Of making many books there is no end. In offering CHRISTIANITY MAGAZINE we have no delusions of grandeur nor do we intend to detract from the solid contributions of others. Papers, like people, tend to have unique personalities. All of us like some better than others and we hope that…
by Brett Lewis
Understanding Who I Am
The man made his way into the psychiatrist’s office for his first visit, taking a seat in the big easy chair. Balanced on top of his head was a fried egg, and two strips of bacon crisscrossed over his ears and hanging down…
Past, Present and Perfect
by Ed Harrell
“The Americans demanded that they were free, masterless individuals,” wrote Alexis De Tocqueville in
his classic description of the American character in 1835, “they sought absolute independence and equality of status. They imagine that their whole destiny is in their own hands…
Front Lines
by Dee Bowman
The very concept of Christianity is positive. Sin with all its produce, is negative. Forgiveness with all it affords for us, is inherently positive. It is frightening to consider what a drab existence life would be if there was no fact of forgiveness, if there…
