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A friend and I were driving to a coffee shop when he said, “The thing that baffles me most about Jesus is when he says something like ‘I am the only way,’” “You mean the part of the Bible,” I said, “where Jesus tells his disciples, 'I am the way, the truth and the life, no one comes to the Father but through me.'” “That's it,” he told me, “it just sounds so arrogant!”
This is part four of a four-part series by Pete Hammond. Mr. Hammond is a long-time leader in the American church, starting with his involvement in the racial integration of a few southern...
I remember coming home for Christmas break during my freshman year at Iowa State University. I had become a Christian during the fall and was not exactly sure how my family would react. I soon found out. While reading my little Gideon's Bible in our living room one evening my dad asked, “That's not a Bible you're reading is it son?”
I'm ashamed now to admit I paid real money to see The Karate Kid, a cheesy 80's movie. What's worse, I liked it. In the movie, Ralph Machio is the picked-on new kid in school. He decides to take up Karate and asks an old martial arts master to teach him the secrets of the trade.
This is part three of a four-part series by Pete Hammond. Mr. Hammond is a long-time leader in the American church, starting with his involvement in the racial integration of a few southern...
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