Is Reclaiming America’s Mainline Churches a Lost Cause?
Earnest young Christian conservatives like Alex Hibbs want to reclaim their denomination and their churches for the Gospel The question is, can they do it
Opinion
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Victims, Vengeance and Violence
If you tell a person they re a victim of oppression because of their identity and you encourage them to pursue vengeance over their supposed oppressors it will lead to violence
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These Words Need to Take Root in the Hearts of Faith-Filled Americans
Christians across the country must step out of their comfort zones and sound the alarm in every county and state across this fruited plain
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Christianity and LGBT: I’m a refugee from Side A, but Side B concerns me, too
I read Bethel McGrew s recent First Things magazine article, How the Side B Project Failed, as a refugee from the Side A project I m equally concerned about Side B
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How to know you will live forever
Isn t it the epitome of arrogance to claim that you know for sure you will gain entrance into Heaven
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Isolation, Inclusion, and the Future of the Church
Contributing writer Greg Mamula offers the fifth entry in a six-part series on the future of the church. In this essay, he focuses on how we should invite people from isolation to inclusion.
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Do People Belong in Nature?
Humans belong in the world God always wanted His world to be cared for, and we are the right ones for the job
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Revelation 11: Who are the 2 witnesses that will fight with the Antichrist?
I hope every preacher who faithfully proclaims the Gospel of repentance and faith in Christ might be encouraged to preach fearlessly in light of this text
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The Gospel’s Resonance in a Culture of Relativism
Can the term repent provide meaning for people who unlike previous generations have significantly more educational and therapeutic methods to change their lives In secular culture, it s generally ...
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The Unfair Gospel
We want to earn our own merits and pay for our sins on our own But that is not the way the Gospel works
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‘All religions are the same’ and other lies
Think about every religion you know sans Christianity The vast majority, if not all, take an approach to our human predicament that is either epistemic, pragmatic, or existential, with some blending ...
