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Hayden NesbitChurchCulture
Solomon's son offers an alarming but instructive example of what can happen when leaders are vain and arrogant.
William E. BoyceChurchTheology
“This relation between unity and truth is one of the most urgent problems the Church has to face in our times.” -- G. C. Berkouwer
ChurchFormationPhil Gaudreau
Our church library's little cull started as a judgement on the work and ministries of certain authors, but it was more than that.
ObituaryChurchDerek Rishmawy
Youth pastors get a bad rap today. Some for good reason. But I've never been able to personally identify with it. Maybe that’s because God gave me the best one a kid could ever ask for.
Book ReviewsChurchMichael Niebauer
Churches that choose to utilize a lectionary will discover an ancient, faithful encounter with God’s word that highlights the rich harmonic interconnectedness of Old Testament, New Testament, liturgy, and the life of the people of God
Austin GravleyTechnologyChurch
My students can ask an AI their theological questions. But while I cannot compete with the speed and thoroughness of a machine, a machine can't compete with the fact that I am human and it is not.
Jake MeadorChurchCulture
We may be entering an era marked by the continued decline of denominationalism alongside an increase in theological factionalism.
Robert HaslerPCA Next Generation ForumChurch
Psalm 11 doesn’t besmirch utilitarian motivations for seeking refuge in God. It just won’t let you stop there. It directs us past the desire for earthly safety to the ultimate telos of life: the beatific vision, to see our God and Maker face to face, without a veil, and to enjoy him forever.
Derek RishmawyPCA Next Generation ForumChurchCulture
What the next generation needs is not our ability to catch a vibe, a wave, a revival, or a trend. Vibes shift and shift again. What they need is our continued commitment to ministering, yes, in culturally wise ways, but more fundamentally out of a bedrock of biblical conviction.
Daniel KunkelFormationChurch
For many churches, ministry now consists of exposure—podcast or perish—leaders feel obligated to maintain an online presence and publish their church’s conversion rate, baptism ratio, average weekly attendance, and annual earnings. After all, how are they to hear without Mailchimp?
Jake MeadorChurch
Being a genuinely national denomination creates challenges no one else faces. But the rewards are more than worth it.
Joey SherrardChurch
The EPC can navigate the controversies she is currently debating if she remains true to her roots as an old school/new side presbyterian church.