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Introducing Selamab Assefa

We hope you will get to know CCW's newest communicator, Selamab Assefa. Born and raised in Ethiopia, he desires to preach in the States and in Africa. Selamab is already translating CCW resources for an Ethiopian context. Click here to read his full biography.

How Children Come to Faith in Christ

Bob Lepine (host with Dennis Rainey) of FamilyLife Today radio lists this broadcast among his top ten all-time favorites.  Click here to order the 3 CD set  (including 7 half-hour sessions) at a discount from CCW.


From First Baptist Church to a House Church

God loves churches that cherish the gospel, and so do I. He is, without a doubt, at work in churches that meet in brick buildings and storefronts and movie theaters. However, it’s worth comparing my current situation with my previous experience. I’m not intending to make a biblical argument for house churches, nor will I discuss the propriety of multiple services and/or the idea of one church meeting simultaneously in multiple locations. I simply want to share, by way of comparison, what I see are several advantages to the house church model I now enjoy versus what I came from:

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Just What I Remember

I'm writing this autobiography first of all to illustrate the faithfulness of God. Secondly, I wanted to have this record for my family. I'm letting you in on it in hopes that you will find some encouragement. It will be offered in online installments from time to time. Jim Elliff

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A Review of Krista Horning's Just the Way I Am: God's Good Design in Disability

Krista Horning was born with a rare genetic disorder called Apert Syndrome and has undergone over sixty surgeries in her lifetime. I first heard about her book, Just the Way I Am: God’s Good Design in Disability, from John Knight, the senior director of Desiring God Ministries, who writes at www.theworksofgod.com. Horning’s book is a glorious achievement and a demonstration of God’s grace in her life. I eagerly anticipated its arrival for two reasons: First, I have a daughter who was born with Williams Syndrome. Second, I knew this book would be written from the biblical perspective that God is both good in all that He does and sovereign over creating people with disabilities.  

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