• Home
• About TPE

Archive for June, 2008

Steven Curtis Chapman Plans Comeback Following Tragedy

See the latest update on the Chapman family at Refrigerator Art.

Youth Encouraged by School to Be Transvestites

Read about it at Snapshots.

Keeping Track of the Edges

Thoughts on yard work, the death of vintage mowing equipment, and life in general—at Out There.

Bedtime Whispers

Listen in on a conversation with my 9-year-old. At Refrigerator Art.

30 Years of Matrimony

Today marks three decades of wedded bliss for my wife, Patty, and me. Of course it all hasn’t been bliss. It’s been sickness and health, richer and poorer, better and worse. Marriages that survive must endure many heartaches and unexpected turns. See Midlife Musings.

AG Missionaries Minister to Wounded Military in Germany

Ed and Faith Ferguson are Assemblies of God missionaries ministering to the U.S. military personnel and their families stationed in the Kasierslautern area of Germany. They are volunteers with the Wounded Warrior Ministry at the Landstuhl Regional Medical Center (LRMC). It is to this Army Hospital that the wounded are brought from war zones in […]

Taking Care Of Business

Ed Pinson’s fishing boat capsized recently in Texas’ Galveston Bay. Fearing no help would come, Pinson swam for shore… Click here to read the rest of the story.

Happy Father’s Day

For Father’s Day, I offer this short article I wrote about my dad shortly after his death. It’s called “Dad’s Last Fish.”
A broad tailfin slapped the water and sent spray skyward. I watched as my dad held on desperately, a mixture of excitement and fatigue evident on his face. His gnarled, arthritic hands all but […]

Your Top Sites

Simple Plan wants to know where you’re top Web destinations are. In other words where do you go for news and information on culture, entertainment, and the media?

Quoting Scripture Banned at Ohio Library

Read more and discuss at Going Up?

Blind as a Gifted Photographer

Henry Butler amazes audiences with his command of the piano. But perhaps even more amazing is Butler’s photography — wonderfully crafted visions from a man blind since childhood. Read more at Out There.

Nothing Is Bigger Than Daddy

In a child’s eyes, a father is bigger than life. The rest of us can’t afford to underestimate his importance either. At Refrigerator Art.

Trial Bundle Subscriptions Available to Churches

Today’s Pentecostal Evangel has a trial bundle subscription available for any church that would like to “test-drive” the publication at no cost or future obligation. A church can receive up to 25 complimentary copies of the Evangel weekly for a three-month quarter.
Interested pastors or church representatives should contact the Evangel at rkopczick@ag.org or call (417) 862-2781, ext. 4107, to request a […]

Mountain Scenes

View scenic photos from my recent trip to Montana.  At Refrigerator Art.

Fathers Learn to Grieve Abortion

For last year’s Father’s Day edition, TPE featured an article about how fathers are learning to grieve the decision they made about abortion thanks to the help of organizations such as SaveOne, led by Sheila Harper. To check out the article with an update, see Midlife Musings.

Noah the Musical

Read my review of Noah the Musical at Snapshots.

“Baby Miraculously Survives Abortion”

See Snapshots for “One More Reason to Overthrow Roe v. Wade.”

New TPExtra Podcast Site Debuts

Visit our brand new podcast site. Our first podcast on the new site is an interview with Evangel University President Dr. Robert H. Spence. There is an archive of past podcasts on the new site.

Belonging Before Believing?

See Snapshots.

Astronaut Charlie Duke: Memories of Apollo 16

In April 1972, Charlie Duke lived on the moon for three days. He spoke to Today’s Pentecostal Evangel about that experience, and about his personal journey of faith. “Man on the Moon” will be featured in the June 15 Evangel Father’s Day Edition. Visit Out There for additional selections from the Duke interview.

• Login