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We are in a spiritual war (Ephesians 6:12–18) against our Enemy, the devil, who is out to devour us (1 Peter 5:8–9). If we isolate
We are in a spiritual war (Ephesians 6:12–18) against our Enemy, the devil, who is out to devour us (1 Peter 5:8–9). If we isolate
Theology that majors on minors (the rapture, method of Communion, type of church organization) or is trivial is like a lifeguard at a Jacuzzi
In his article, “A ‘Different’ Kind of Church…’, Dave Terpstra observes that marketing techniques are frequently entering the church
Have you ever had a car break down? A car has many parts that make it run effectively—like an engine, transmission, brakes, and electrical system.
The advancement of the kingdom of God does not occur by the solo efforts of a single individual seeking to be the hero; instead, the
In one of Shakespeare’s most famous monologues, the St. Crispin’s Day speech from Henry V, King Henry inspires his soldiers in the face of grim
In an article for The Reformed African American Network, Dr. Jarvis Williams explains that unity in the church must be centered around Christ. He writes,
In the 2016 Southern Baptist Convention, Southern Baptists passed a resolution calling for Christians to stop displaying the Confederate Flag so as to be sensitive
In 2005, a biographical film about high school basketball coach Ken Carter was released called Coach Carter. In the film he takes on a team
The 2016 Southern Baptist Convention was historic for many reasons. One in particular revolved around the SBC presidential election.
In 2015, the movie Selma was released, highlighting how the leaders of the Civil Rights movement organized the march on Selma, Alabama, for African American
In 2015, the Barna Group published a study on pastors’ and congregations’ views on how well discipleship is going in their churches. Less than 1%
When speaking of churches, parachurches come to mind, as well. Parachurches are meant to work alongside the local church to help reach a wider set
Dr. Mika Edmondson, a pastor in Michigan, gave an address in the summer of 2016 to the Council members of The Gospel Coalition,
“It may not be an easy thing to live in sweet fellowship with all those with whom we come in contact; but that is what
The refugee crisis is affecting the entire world as displaced people seek asylum and a permanent home after being driven away from their home countries.
“Technically, it’s not the sandpaper that causes abrasion; it is the person holding the sandpaper. Sandpaper itself is just a tool in the hands of
One of the most honest and grace-filled books about diversity in the church is United: Captured by God’s Vision for Diversity by Trillia Newbell. In