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Shack Daddy: College housing experiments gone awry?
“Gender-neutral housing” is a nice (and I guess politically correct) way of describing living arrangements at some of America’s universities…

National Day of Prayer Is Coming May 1

Doing Hard Things for God

Today’s Pentecostal Evangel April 20 Teen Edition is intended to encourage teenagers in their faith walk according to Managing Editor Kirk Noonan.
“This year’s theme is ‘doing hard things for God,’” says Noonan. “We believe teens can rise up to the challenge of sharing Christ in their everyday lives and be courageous in their walk with […]

Beware the Boycott

American Family Association has ended its two-year boycott of Ford Motor Co. But is singling out one corporation whose social policies we find fault with the right way for Christians to go about it? Give your opinion at Midlife Musings.

Jewish-Arab Fellowships Lead Way in Reconciliation

Read how ethnic groups are impacting the Assemblies of God at Snapshots.

Interested in Writing?

Visit Snapshots for some recommendations.

TPExtra for March 16, 2008 TPE: Grizzly Attack

Read more about Johnny McCoy, the pastor who survived a grizzly bear attack, and view more of my photos from Alaska, here on Snapshots.

Violence Runs Rampant

Is that a possible headline from the Great Tribulation? Check Snapshots where I compare the frequent tragedies of today with what it will be like after the Church is raptured.

Ripples

A divorce proves to be a community tragedy in McComb, Miss. Read more at Out There.

Upskirt photographer goes free

A court ruling highlights a danger every woman and parent should know about. Click here to learn more.

Heaps, hot rods and death

Legendary hot rod builder, Boyd Coddington, was a master at taking junk and transforming it into something spectacular.

Society’s Moment of Truth?

If you want to see how far our culture has deteriorated in the past half century, many comparative benchmarks exist. I suggest an analogy of game shows. Check out Midlife Musings.

Thankful reflections

March is Women’s History Month. Be reminded of how far we’ve come as a society in the last 100 years at Going Up?

Power Is Fleeting

The swift demise of New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer is yet another lesson in humility for officeholders. Check out Midlife Musings.

Key Bearers Milestones

TPE promotions Coordinator Ron Kopczick has provided the following report:
Key Bearers approaches milestone
Twelve years ago the dream was to provide the incarcerated with a consistent gospel witness through the distribution of Today’s Pentecostal Evangel in jails and prisons across the United States. Within the next few weeks a milestone will be reached when the 7th […]

Abortion’s Faulty Rhetoric

Do “pro-choice” politicians really want to make abortion rare? See Midlife Musings.

Saturday Sabbath?

A story on National Public Radio this morning reported that some ultra-Orthodox Jews in Israel were pelting those who didn’t observe the Sabbath with rocks. As far as I know this doesn’t happen in the U.S., but there are some groups who legalistically hold to a Saturday sabbath. Our latest post on our Answers blog […]

Here’s More TV You Should Avoid

Read my fifth installment in this series on my blog, Snapshots.

The Broom (From Africa)

Wayne and Sylvia Turner are Assemblies of God missionaries to the Democratic Republic of the Congo. I traveled there and did a story for our World Missions Edition some years ago. Read a devotional from Sylvia here.

Napoleon, Mark Twain and the Apostle Paul

The latest addition to Out There glances at the French conqueror and American humorist and contemplates one of the early missionary’s best-known writings. Read more here.

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