March 23, 2023 · by Jeremy Menicucci
This article written by Ed Welch discusses how Scripture seems to be in conflict with society's views on sexual relationships, particularly regarding living together before marriage. He uses the sixth...
March 20, 2023 · by Jeremy Menicucci
Michael Kruger’s article discusses how opposition in the university environment can be a blessing to Christian students by building up their theological immune systems. He explains that opposition can...
March 9, 2023 · by Jeremy Menicucci
In the modern world, many of us relate to the phrase “I’m doing the best that I can” because of the limitations we regularly come up against in life. Whether having difficulty with public speaking for...
March 6, 2023 · by Jeremy Menicucci
Michael Kruger's next article in his college prep series, "You Won't Have All the Answers," encourages Christian students to be prepared for their transition to college by first recognizing the gravit...
February 27, 2023 · by Jeremy Menicucci
Michael Kruger's article discusses the question of how Christian students can best prepare themselves spiritually as they transition from high school to college. He identifies two dangers in approachi...
February 27, 2023 · by Jeremy Menicucci
Michael Kruger's article outlines the need for high school seniors and their parents to take the transition from high school to college seriously. He suggests that some Christian students are either t...
February 23, 2023 · by Jeremy Menicucci
Aubrynn Whitted reflects upon the gracefulness of two seemingly disparate activities in life: observing a ballerina’s complex movements and communicating with God. While the former appears to come nat...
February 20, 2023 · by Jeremy Menicucci
In Bully Pulpit: Confronting the Problem of Spiritual Abuse in the Church (Zondervan, 2022), Michael Kruger delves into the issue of spiritual abuse, exploring the causes and offering solutions to hel...
February 6, 2023 · by Jeremy Menicucci
Michael Kruger writes an exploration of how the Synoptic Gospels present Jesus as both divine and human. He aims to respond to the idea that only by combining all four Gospels together do we have a vi...
February 6, 2023 · by Jeremy Menicucci
In today's society, the idea of the "perfect parent" prevails and can be a source of great stress for many mothers. This idea of being perfect can cause moms to question their own parenting skills and...
February 2, 2023 · by Jeremy Menicucci
Finding out that your spouse is using pornography can be a shocking and daunting experience. You may feel an array of emotions such as shock, disgust, and despair and be unsure of what to do and how t...
January 24, 2023 · by Jeremy Menicucci
Michael Kruger in his article “How Do We Know Bible Is the Word of God?,” provides multiple ways for Christians to see and understand the Scriptures as coming from God. He begins by citing the fact th...
January 17, 2023 · by Jeremy Menicucci
Within the current culture wars of the last ten years, Christians have been labeled as being intolerant, bigoted, arrogant, narrow, dogmatic and haters among other things. This accusation of Christian...
January 12, 2023 · by Jeremy Menicucci
Aubrynn Whitted recounts the tale of a family camping trip gone awry when their vehicle’s transmission failed while they were far from home. She further provides an exploration of her husband's intern...
January 9, 2023 · by Jeremy Menicucci
In Moana, the Disney film, a young girl from a Polynesian island faces a common struggle to discover who she is and her calling in life. After exploring hidden caves on the island, she discovers a fle...
December 31, 2022 · by Jeremy Menicucci
This article explores the range of books that CCEF faculty members are reading this year and the impact those books have had on the faculty members. Laura Andrews is currently reading The Artist's Way...
December 29, 2022 · by Jeremy Menicucci
This article by Aubrynn Whitted speaks about the impact of our words and how they can shape how our children think about themselves, other people, and the world. We must use words carefully with inten...
December 12, 2022 · by Jeremy Menicucci
Michael Kruger’s article on the origin of the New Testament canon focuses on the clues found in the New Testament itself, especially Paul’s reference to the Old Covenant and his statement in 2 Corinth...
December 8, 2022 · by Jeremy Menicucci
Confession of sin before the Lord is a powerful tool that can bring significant change and growth in marriage. This is the conclusion set forth by Aubrynn Whitted in her article, “What Has Been Most H...
December 5, 2022 · by Jeremy Menicucci
Michael Kruger's Bully Pulpit examines the problem of spiritual abuse in the church. It looks at how spiritual abusers are often able to gain a position of leadership without the proper qualifications...
to bring forth from the furnace a vessel meet for the Master’s use, are, in our minds, an ample vindication of the apparent severity. Let us, then, conceive of God as wise, and good, and gracious, and as personally interested in our welfare;
RT @jmenicucci: and then we shall never murmur at any of his dispensations; but shall say, under the most painful trials, “It is the Lord;…
If we see a husbandman prune his vine, or a workman chisel his stone, or a goldsmith put his gold into the fire, we are at no loss to account for their conduct, even though, to the eye of sense, it may appear severe: to improve the vine, to beautify the stone, to purify the gold,
Remembering Two Pillars in Nouthetic Counseling https://t.co/Wg71Hoa439
RT @jmenicucci: One reason why I appreciate the preservation of the Bible is by looking at texts that have not been as well preserved. Look…
RT @davidngibbo: As part of Catalyst there is a free summer BBQ, Wednesday 14th June, sponsored by @WestminsterTS Everyone at the BBQ wil…