"Sitting beside the many conservatively clothed local residents paying homage were many more former addicts, reborn criminals, and grateful children of God adorned in more ink than a Sunday edition of the New York Times. It was glorious."

These farmers did not believe in prayer as an alternative to hard work. They have worked all day long, but not too long to stop and pray.

"The smaller, less-visible parts of the church still shine. They are undiminished; they are no lesser lights." ~ from the editorial

"A small rural church is not a scaled-down version of a 'real' church, waiting to become legitimate." ~ guest writer Jason Corder

"American readers of One Body – will you be as quiet and passive as Canadian Christians have been?" ~ Jim Tune, from his new column "Speak Up!"

"From Pentecost to the present day, the Father takes the long view of showing forth the incomparable riches of His grace, expressed in kindness to us in Christ Jesus." ~ guest writer Scott Corner

"The major issue that Christians have struggles with regarding citizenship has always been the extent to which the Christian owes allegiance to a nation." ~ guest writer Rick Cherok

"Thank you, Jesus, for fitting me for citizenship in the Holy City of God!" ~ guest writer Victor Knowles

"As we prepare for the 250th birthday of the United States, what is the proper position when it comes to citizenship and the Christian?" ~ guest writer Mark Scott

"A kingdom citizen can love their earthly country without making it ultimate or an idol." ~ staff writer Jimmy Hurd

“Father, tear down the name of Whitefield if it means that your name remains.”

"The Christian citizen, even while seeking the kingdom of God, should be decidedly and demonstrably virtuous, as virtue must uphold the civic arena in which God has placed us." ~ from the editorial