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Date: Monday, February 8, 2010 CST
Time: 8:45 PM
     
 
Monday, February 8, 2010
Maybe It's Better When We Don't Like the Sermon
Maybe It's Better When We Don't Like the Sermon
Many talk about whether they liked the sermon, but does that only means the message lined up with their preconceptions? Can preaching really result in changed lives if preachers feel they cannot speak honestly?
Understanding the Congo's Horrific Problems
Understanding the Congo's Horrific Problems
Contrary to a New York Times columnist's claims, the crisis in the Democratic Republic of Congo is neither ignored nor underreported. The problem is focusing on the wrong issues has prolonged the conflict.
In Tough Economy, Don't Forget Your Call
In Tough Economy, Don't Forget Your Call
With 10 percent of Americans unemployed, some say this is no time to idealistically think about your calling. However, it's always important to be certain that our vocational decisions lead to fulfillment.
Is the Super Bowl Really Such Sacred Space As to Banish the Tebow Ad?
Is the Super Bowl Really Such Sacred Space As to Banish the Tebow Ad?
The latest scrimmage in the American culture war revolves around a Super Bowl ad paid for by Focus on the Family. Some opposed to the ad have elevated the Super Bowl to hallowed ground. Really?
 
   
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Julius Scruggs Profile - EthicsDaily.com


Julius Scruggs, pastor of First Missionary Baptist Church in Huntsville, Ala., was elected president of the National Baptist Convention, USA, Inc. in September. He sat down with EthicsDaily.com in October for an interview.