SBC Life Articles by Mark Coppenger

Columnist and seminary professor Mark Coppenger answers a question sometimes asked about Proverbs 22:6 ("Train up a child ..."): Will all children raised in godly homes turn out OK?

Columnist Mark Coppenger recounts a European adventure that included shocking setbacks and miraculous interventions by way of "Four Samaritans."

Columnist Mark Coppenger recounts a European adventure that included shocking setbacks and miraculous interventions by way of "Four Samaritans."

Columnist and seminary professor Mark Coppenger takes a look at both sides to the often-debated question: Did Noah's Ark have dinosaurs?

Columnist Mark Coppenger recounts what happened when he gave his students $10 and sent them out into the community to buy things and to strike up spiritual conversations in the process.

Columnist and professor Mark Coppenger gives his testimony of how God financially provided for him in seminary and in his subsequent ministry.

In just a few decades, the government has gone from being pro-child -- even protecting children against "strange" religions -- to anti-child and forcing its immoral beliefs on religious groups, says columnist Mark Coppenger.

Seminary professor Mark Coppenger, when visiting Israel, saw religious imagery throughout the Israeli Defense Forces.

Christian apologetics professor Mark Coppenger examines two schools of thought regarding Islam -- whether it is a great religion or a false ideology.

Rob Bell's implication that Gandhi was a "good" person does not stand the test of Scripture or history, columnist and professor Mark Coppenger says.