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Some dates are indelibly etched in my mind. One such date is April 24, 2004. On that day our church hosted Ken Sande’s Peacemaker video seminar. The seminar is about responding to offences and conflicts in a biblical manner. In addition to reminding me of the inevitability of offences and conflict... Sign in to see full entry.

Today there seems to be no shortage of individuals who are stepping out to lead churches, especially those without denominational attachment. They gather a core group, rent a building, put up a sign and seek to build a congregation. While there is nothing wrong with this in and of itself, I have a... Sign in to see full entry.

Almost two decades ago, I had a very eccentric professor in college who would always give unusual advice. He once told us if we were ever in a test and could not answer the questions, we should make up our own (test) that we knew the answers to. In other words, he was telling us to set our own... Sign in to see full entry.

“He provided redemption for his people; he ordained his covenant forever — holy and awesome is his name." Psalm 111:9 (NIV) Redemption is a recurring theme in Scripture. We see it foreshadowed early in Genesis when Adam and Eve sinned and God killed an animal to provide aprons to cover their... Sign in to see full entry.

By Apostle Cedric Moss Was Aristide forced out? Many are discussing this question locally and abroad and choosing which account they believe, Aristide’s or The United States of America’s. In my view, beyond the need to give it some consideration at the diplomatic level, whichever account is right,... Sign in to see full entry.

By Apostle Cedric Moss Last week I began discussing the “The Haitian Situation” and promised to continue with part two today. Instead, I have decided to discuss the arbitrary and inconsistent rating practices of The Bahamas Films & Plays Control Board (the Board). Give Us Jesus! Three new movies... Sign in to see full entry.

By Apostle Cedric Moss Nassau, Bahamas March 4, 2004 For several months I have been contemplating offering my thoughts on the Haitian situation in our country. Prompted by the climatic events in Haiti this past week that resulted in President Jean Bertrand Aristide’s resignation, I today I begin in... Sign in to see full entry.

Last week I was in a midwestern state of the USA, standing in the longest airport security check line in which I’ve ever been. As I stood in the multi-line queue that went by a bank in the airport, one of the bank’s signs grabbed my interest and stirred this article in my heart. Apart from the sign... Sign in to see full entry.

Recently I attended an interesting public forum at The College of The Bahamas. The College’s School of Social Sciences and Jones Communications hosted it and the topic was, “Towards an Understanding of Human Sexuality”. The presenters were: Mrs. Camille Barnett, Senior Lecturer Sociology... Sign in to see full entry.

As a follow up to my commentary last week and feedback and questions received, today I share some thoughts on our nation’s need for tax reform. A Communist? One reader, who actually agreed with my comments, thought rich folks might call me a communist. While this is certainly a possibility, I’m sure... Sign in to see full entry.