Other Articles and Essays

 

Other Articles and Essays

• The Da Vinci Code Decoded, by Chuck Missler
• Gods, Gold, and the Glory at Philippi, by Gordon Franz
• Jesus Celebrated Purim, by Gordon Franz
• What is Man (Psalm 8), by Gordon Franz
• On Idolatry, by David H. Roper
• A Geologist's Testimony of Faith in Christ
• The Discipline of Distress, by David H. Roper
• "O Little Town of Bethlehem," by Gordon Franz
• Blood, Human and Divine, by Craig Henderson
• A Personal Experience, by Carl Gallivan
• Mentor/Teachers vs. the common view of Pastor/Teacher, by Carl Gallivan
• Fools Rush In... by Bryce Self (Comments on certain reactions to the recent terrorism crisis)
• The Eternal Purpose of God, by Graham Brodie. (Bible Study Notes)
• Discipling the Brother, by Martin Jesche (book--church discipline)
• By What Authority? (Jesus and Caesar), by Ray C. Stedman
• On Violence in Nature, by Glenn Miller
• High Priest of Evolution Reveals his Religion, by Gary L. Achtemeir, PhD
• The Uniqueness of Creation Week: Genesis 1-2
• Experimental Salvation, by Arthur W. Pink
• Depolarizing Political-Religious Issues
• Sovereign God/Sovereign Nation, by Ted Wise
• Theatrical Christianty, by Earle Craig
• Little Things Mean a Lot, by Dave Roper
• The Wasted Years: Lot's Life in Sodom, by Ray C. Stedman
• Prayer's Practicality (Jabez), by Ray C. Stedman
• Notes on the Problem of Evil, by Ron Rhodes
• Ten Propositions Concerning War, by Ray C. Stedman
• On Dispensationalism, by Ray C. Stedman
• The Man God Uses, by Ray C. Stedman
• Should a Woman Teach in Church?, by Ray C. Stedman
• Sexuality and Wholeness, (I Thess. 4) by Ray C. Stedman
• Caveat Emptor: A Discussion on "I Think Therefore I am" (guest article)
• Editorial: Reclaiming the Soul of Science, by Charles Colson
• The Last Week of The Life of Christ and The Feasts of the Jews, by Bill Risk
• On Loving Oneself, by Mike McKenna
• Arrested When I Wasn't Looking, by Carolyne Rohrig
• A Visit to Israel with PBC, by Kevin Coughlin
• A Trip to Promise Keepers, by Kevin Coughlin
• Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God, by Jonathan Edwards (link)
• Evolution Disproved, by Wm. A. Williams (1925) (Historical interest)
• Jung's Individuation Concept and Biblical Wholeness, by Kenny Ammann
• Letter to a Mormon Family, by Justin Armour
• My visit to Croatia and Bosnia-Herzegovina, by Carl Gallivan
• Kenny Wells Shares His Life Story
• The Before and After, by Josh Davis
• I'm Not Faking it Anymore, by David Goss
• Kerry Springer's Story
• A Young Man's Christian Journey (anon)
• Willing To Wait (Abstinence), by Justin Armour
• Radioisotopes and the Age of the Earth (book review by Margaret Helder)
• Much Music, by Margaret Helder
• Church Life: So Much More Than Sunday Morning, by Mike Weeks
• Encouragement when Severely Tested: Satan Preys...Jesus Prays, by Peter Eng
• In the Beginning was the Computer, by Russ Cummings
• How to Build a Pyramid, by Russ Martin
• A Caution Concerning Torah Codes, by Uri Marcus
• Easter or Ishtar, by Al Perez
• The Treasury Of Tapestry: Or Indiana Jones: Dig Deeper! by Nancy Burckhard
• Holiness: The True and the False, by H.A. Ironside
• The Long Silence, (author unknown)
• Revision: History of the Jesus Movement, by David DiSabatino.
• God's Judgment on America and other essays, by Jim Bramlett (USAF ret)
• Musings on Daniel: An Essay, by David Cavanaugh

The Ray C. Stedman Library

Ray C. Stedman was my pastor, mentor, and friend for more than 30 years. A Dallas Theological Seminary graduate, Ray served at Peninsula Bible Church in Palo Alto, California for 40 years. More than 800 of his messages and books are online in HTML, PDF and MP3 audio format. Ray went home to be with the Lord in 1992 however his messages are more popular and more relevant now than ever. Website: RayStedman.org Order books by Ray Stedman from Amazon. "There is only one way to God, Jesus said so. But there are a thousand ways to the Messiah." (RCS)

"The sayings of the wise are like goads, and like nails firmly fixed are the collected sayings which are given by one Shepherd. My son, beware of anything beyond these. Of making many books there is no end, and much study is a weariness of the flesh. The end of the matter; all has been heard. Fear God, and keep his commandments; for this is the whole of man. For God will bring every deed into judgment, with every secret thing, whether good or evil." (Ecclesiastes 12:11-13)