On the Horns of a Dilemma
By President Randall A. Bach What should we, particularly Christians, do about public schools? Do we stay in or move out to private schools or to homeschooling? I will be…
If You Can . . . Help!
By President Randall A. Bach “But if you can do anything, have compassion on us and help us” Mark 9:22, ESV A dad had brought his mute son, who was…
Help Them See Jesus
By Randall A. Bach Life can be complicated. Our schedules are full. Our globe is at war. Our culture is in disarray. Gas, food, and other necessities have escalated in…
THE CURSE OF COMPARISON
By President Randall A. Bach For am I now seeking the approval of man, or of God? Or am I trying to please man? If I were still trying to…
Death is Part of Life and Life is Part of Death
By Randall A. Bach I have grieved over more deaths of friends, family, and associates in the past two years than in any other period of my life. Many of those deaths seemed…
“Let No Debt Remain Outstanding”
By President Randall A. Bach Many years ago, I helped students at Open Bible College obtain bank loans for their college expenses. This was before the college gained eligibility for federally funded student grants and loans….
The Power and Frustration of Prayer
By President Randall A. Bach I am always fascinated when I see videos that capture crises. Most frequently, you hear voices of the affected exclaiming, “Oh, my God! Oh, my…
Belonging and Believing
By Randall A. Bach Some Christians can identify the day and hour that they consciously and intentionally embraced Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord, when they acknowledged their sinfulness, repented, and received…
It Really Does Depend on Who You Know
By Randall A. Bach My Bach grandparents immigrated to the United States from Denmark early in the twentieth century. They experienced new life in Christ during their beginning years in this country…
All Quiet on the Western Front
By President Randall A. Bach A German veteran of World War I wrote a novel called All Quiet on the Western Front that described German soldiers’ extreme physical and mental stress during that war and their sense of…