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Contributing writer Sarah Blackwell writes that in our country, we often think about pilgrims in the way that our Thanksgiving traditions teach us — that it is all about the destination. She has always relished pilgrimage stories and dreamed of lacing up her own shoes and traveling by foot to the sacred spaces of her faith. But recently she realized there was nothing stopping her from being a pilgrim within her own hometown.
As we anticipate releasing our new evangelism and outreach ministry in 2023 called The Hope Initiative, we have used these definitions to help churches reach beyond their walls
Christ, the Lamb, with His seven horns and eyes, shall take the scroll He will break each of its seals, opening each chapter of the earth s final days and order the completion of its restoration and ...
How telling that Christianity Today, once the flagship Evangelical publication, chose to publish an op-ed offering support for a bill that enshrined homosexual unions into our national laws
In the sensitive moments soon after a tragedy, it is important we remember as churches we exist to live out the mission of Jesus to seek and save that which is lost
Let s consider 10 areas often overlooked that can cultivate the attitude of gratitude we need personally and in our families
It does not matter how different from our own experience it is or how fantastic it may seem to us the Bible is God s holy Word and thus true It does not contain myths
We live in an age marked by infantile ingratitude And if Scruton is right, that means we live in an age when we do not really know how to live at all Ingratitude has dehumanized us
Maybe it s time for Christian leaders to face hard trends and seize the opportunities extended on the other side of letting go
Being involved with pastoral and apostolic-type ministry for more than three decades has shown me that in order to be successful, I must discern between three types of people prot g s, partners and ...
