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I’ve been really delighted with how well my home church in Lincoln has responded to the coronavirus. When a friend of mine asked about it on Twitter last night, I replied to her tweet: Has anyone's church moved to virtual […]
Caleb WaitPoliticsTheologyChurchchrist and cultureMere FidelityRoman Catholicism
Integralism with Pater Edmund Waldstein
Josh PaulingFeaturedChurchEvangelicalism
In countless churches across America’s denominational landscape, contemporary worship practices have won the day in the name of cultural relevance and stylistic preference. But inherent in contemporary worship is a dangerous dichotomy of style and substance that if not remedied, […]
Jake MeadorChurch
Christians who hope to be of some use as neighbors must become comfortable shepherding the spiritual cynic who has seen great evil done in Jesus's name.
Caleb WaitHumilityCultureTheologyChurchKarl Barthsystematic theologyMere Fidelity
"Divine Humility," with Dr. Matthew Wilcoxen
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"The Lord's Prayer," with Dr. Wesley Hill
Micah HarrisFeaturedChurch
In loving our artists, churches can experience something urgent about ourselves that cannot be had in any other way.
Matthew ArboPoliticsFeaturedChurch
Wesley's evocative line in "Hark, the Herald Angels Sing," is a reference to Haggai. Looking closely at the text can help us better understand the hymn.
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"Sacred Season," with Danielle Hitchen & Erin Morrow Hawley
Jake MeadorFeaturedChurch
The relationship between divine law and ecclesial authority articulated by Cardinal Burke sounds strikingly similar to Protestant teaching on the matter.
Jake MeadorChurch
To begin, if you aren’t following Tara Ann Thieke on Twitter, you should remedy that. She’s great. This post is inspired by a list she posted on Twitter awhile back which we have been discussing intermittently in Mere O Slack […]
Jake MeadorChurch
On Facebook my friend Scott Pryor rightly notes that if Dr. Miller failed to define ‘justice’ in his essay at Providence, my post suffers from the lack of a definition of “society.” So here is a stab at answering that question.