Want to Reach Gen Z? Start with Mental Health.
What I believe is happening is that our world is doing everything we can to experience the fruit of the spirit, but they want to avoid doing this by going through Jesus We define that successful ...
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7 traits of churches that overcome
During this season of fierce anti-christian sentiment, the overcoming Church is called to continue to faithfully preach biblical truths despite all opposition
Can we hold the center?
Now, the issue is even greater This time the question is posed to the Throne of Heaven itself, from whence come the worldview and values that are sought after not only by the United States but the ...
Let's Get Some Facts Straight on Ethanol
The recent opinion piece by Mark Hendrickson is an unnecessarily vicious attack on farmers and bioethanol based on ignorance of laws, facts, and realities
White Southern Evangelicals Are Leaving the Church
Data suggests that, when their attendance drops, these nominal Christians become hyper-individualistic, devoted to law and order, cynical about systems, and distrustful of others.
The myth of the modern self
We are furious that our bodies place limits upon us, pointing out that we have natural obligations to others and cannot be whatever and whoever we wish It is why anyone who argues this and any court ...
How some Christians misunderstand what really matters in the Church
Let s get back to the truth And by doing so, leave behind the last decade of divisive diversity rhetoric, grounded in unbiblical and illogical conceptions of what Heaven will look like Our churches ...
7 Factors That Made Christianity Supremely Progressive
Most of the religious leaders rejected the progressive message of the Gospel They refused to make the necessary transition from the old covenant to the new covenant
Can the Church Regain Its Prophetic Voice?
Because we have lost our saltiness, we have been scorned, discarded, and ridiculed, almost literally trampled under people s feet This is exactly what has happened to the Church of America in recent ...
The Evangelical Double-Tongue of Hypocrisy
Contributing writer Rodney Kennedy tackles the theological and rhetorical problem of dealing with speakers who will say one thing today and another tomorrow and whose words and actions are contradictory. Until we can put language and actions together as a consistent performance, we will struggle to properly understand contemporary evangelical motives.
