Bill Harrell

As we stand at the dawn of a New Year, it hardly seems possible that we are here again about to inaugurate the beginning of 2026.

It’s May 15, 2008. I’m in the area just outside the delivery room at Doctor’s Hospital awaiting the arrival of our Granddaughter.

There is a warfare going on in America which has far deeper implications for us than the war in Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria or other areas.

Bill Harrell shares a Father's Day memory of packing away his late father's belongings and discovering how even small details can become treasured reminders of love.

In his latest faith column, Rev. Bill Harrell contends that national revival—not politics or prosperity—is America's only hope for lasting renewal.

From the Hall of Fame archives: 1950-1951 Muncie Central State Champions

This week, Rev. Bill Harrell challenges readers to examine whether they are merely associated with the church or truly committed to Jesus Christ through genuine faith and transformed living.

Rev. Bill Harrell argues that the church's greatest need is a renewed commitment to Jesus Christ, placing Him above programs, growth and personal fulfillment.

The Rev. Bill Harrell reflects on Americans’ growing accumulation of possessions and what Scripture teaches about contentment, material wealth and trusting God to provide.

Rev. William F. Harrell argues that Christian pastors must boldly address moral, political and social issues from the pulpit, urging them to provide biblical guidance at what he sees as a critical moment for America.