Winter 2001
by the Rev. John C. Wohlrabe, Jr. Captain, Chaplain Corps, U. S. Navy, Brunswick, ME
Is the killing and destruction that war brings be justified? Better yet. Can a Christian serve in the military and still be a Christian? Yes. They are acting as God's servant to defend their country and its citizens against violence and injustice in order to preserve peace.
by the Rev. Dr. Frederic W. Baue
The Rev. Frederic W. Baue provides a glimpse into the world of Islam and its ever-growing affect on Christianity.
by the Rev. Dean Kavouras
Take a glimpse into the diary of the Rev. Dean Kavouras and see how the love of Christ helped heal and support people in the aftermath of the September 11 terrorist attacks.
by the Rev. James Winsor
God's grace is under attack. Learn how to defend it. It's worth fighting for.
by the Rev. Todd A. Peperkorn
Good question. Find out what the Rev.Todd Peperkorn has to say about these popular books and their role in the Christian life.
by the Rev. Tim Pauls
As Christians,we all deal with the snake called "sin". Luckily for us,we know the snake's power was crushed when Christ died for us on the cross.
by Mollie Ziegler
Falsely imprisoned in China for espionage, Dr. Gao Xue describes how Christ and the power of prayer sustained her during this horrific experience.
by the Rev. Daniel Woodring
Every war has its heroes. Read how one Lutheran pastor miraculously survived the ongoing war of abortion by being born.
by Julie Stiegemeyer
Find out how a Lutheran pastor, equipped with the Word of God, is making a real difference in the lives of the young people of Sudan.
by the Rev. David Petersen
Evil surrounds each of us daily. Take heart in knowing that Christ has and will Deliver Us From Evil.
