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Bruce Green Articles

What Makes Dad Proud?

RELIGION — Father’s Day is Sunday. I think most of us would agree that while cards, gifts and other expressions of our love and appreciation are nice on the third Sunday of June, we really honor Dad by doing those things he (and Mom) taught and modeled for us. What...
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Near to the Heart of God

By BRUCE GREEN RELIGION — Having talked about Christ in Hebrews 3:1ff as an apostle (“one who is sent with full authority to represent the sender” – Lightfoot), the Hebrews writer moves on to further develop Jesus’ priestly role. The “therefore” with which he begins...
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Called to Glory

RELIGION — "Therefore, holy brothers and sisters, who share in the heavenly calling, fix your thoughts on Jesus, whom we acknowledge as our apostle and high priest." (Hebrews 3:1) Do you know what the athletes who will compete in the next Olympic games are doing right...
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Thinking about the Atonement

By BRUCE GREEN RELIGION — In Hebrews 2:6ff, the writer uses Psalm 8 to make the point that Jesus’ humanity — being made a little lower than the angels — was actually the means by which He was able to win back humanity’s lost glory and dominion. What was lost in Eden...
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Embracing The Ordinary

Embracing The Ordinary

Mar 30, 2022

By BRUCE GREEN Teaching Minister at 10th Street Church of Christin Opelika I’d like to say a few words in defense of the ordinary. It seems that in...

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Embracing The Ordinary

Wearing God Down

Mar 23, 2022

By BRUCE GREEN Teaching Minister at 10th Street Church of Christin Opelika There’s a popular belief that if disciples pray hard enough about...

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Embracing The Ordinary

Touchable

Mar 16, 2022

By BRUCE GREENTeaching Minister at 10th Street Church of Christin Opelika We’ve learned a lot about touch and isolation in the last two years,...

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Embracing The Ordinary

We Are Glad 

Mar 2, 2022

By BRUCE GREEN Teaching Minister at 10th Street Church of Christin Opelika It’s been a long time, but I can still remember an occasion when our son,...

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