Monthly Archives: February 2022

Monday’s Column: Neal At The Cross Neal Pollard My first foreign mission trip was to eastern Ukraine in the Spring of 2002. I returned in 2003, and each time we flew in and out of Kharkiv (which is under siege as I type). We worked with the Bear Valley Bible Institute’s first foreign extension school, […]Continue reading “Remembering — The Preacher Pollard Blog”

Saturday’s Column: Learning From Lehman Travis Harrison The fear I’m talking about is not the kind that tells us be cautious or keeps us from harm, it’s the kind that fills our hearts and minds with doubt, apprehension, and anxiety. When this fear keeps us from doing things that please God, things that he expects […]Continue reading “Talking About Fear — The Preacher Pollard Blog”

Friday’s Column: Brent’s Bent  Brent Pollard There are days when one must turn off the news and go to the prayer closet. Current events sometimes make us uneasy, and the “if-it-bleeds-it-leads” type of yellow journalism permeates the twenty-four-hour news cycle. And while I sit here and write, the big story is the Russian invasion of […]Continue reading “Finding Refuge — The Preacher Pollard Blog”

Thursday’s Column: Captain’s Blog Carl Pollard Each Sunday, Christians come together to worship our Creator. But before we can properly worship God, we need to know what He wants from us. We can’t just come together and do what we think God would want. There is no guesswork required because God has plainly told us. […]Continue reading “Knowledgeable Worship — The Preacher Pollard Blog”

Wednesday’s Column: Third’s Words Gary Pollard Disclaimer: I am not a scientist. This is not intended to be an apologetics article, more like comments on phenomena we don’t fully understand presented as food-for-thought. We shouldn’t be able to observe the fascinating, terrifying cosmic events known as black holes. They have an event horizon – the […]Continue reading “Paradox — The Preacher Pollard Blog”