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Andrew WalkerChurch
Today, while listening to an excellent rendition of “Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus” at my stereotypical, evangelical, and Baptist megachurch, I was struck by how non-stereotypical church really is. To think that, week in and week out, seemingly distinct individuals […]
Jake MeadorChurch
There were a thousand reasons to hate the small campsite nine friends and I called home for three days last summer. Our "cabin" was more like a trailer.
Matthew Lee AndersonChurch
"Adapt or perish" is the word at the Huffington Post today. It's a line of thought that Christians are well acquainted with, as some variation of
Gary HartenburgChurchLiberal ArtsTheology and PracticePresenceFormation
In Plato’s Symposium, Socrates is shown to be very strange. In an episode related by Alcibiades, Socrates is said to have stood all day and night in an army
Matthew Lee AndersonChurch
Focusing on the practices of the church is all the rage these days. Professor Smith’s excellent and thought provoking book is only the latest volley in a long list of theologians attempting to reorient the center of Christianity away from […]
Matthew Lee AndersonChurch
Christopher Benson and Matthew Milliner have been doing the Lord's work over at Evangel in agitating for the recovery of a non-pragmatic understanding of church architecture. Of
Matthew Lee AndersonChurch
Or at least on life support. Andrew Jones suggested that 2009 represented a decisive year for the movement, and he's been as careful observer of it as any.
Andrew WalkerChurchEvangelicalismembodimentAnthropology
Son of God. Prince of Peace. Son of Man. Cagefighter? While the first three masculine titles given to our Lord Jesus are biblical and sufficient enough to express the wonder of Jesus, the last title seems to be ever-more increasingly […]
Matthew Lee AndersonChurch
I am grateful that Professor (or is it Agent?) Smith took a little time to address some of the concerns I raised regarding his excellent book. He would have been
Matthew Lee AndersonChurch
For as much as I've written about the possibility of a distinct Christian political witness, I fear I have failed to underscore the profound and ultimate sense of
Matthew Lee AndersonChurchembodimentFormation
They say only the good die young. I don’t know if it’s true. But it sounds good. And it’s a gentle way of talking about those whom we should not have lost. “Should.” There’s a world of meaning in that […]
Matthew Lee AndersonChurch
I have often been perplexed by how Reformed thinkers like Francis Schaeffer, Herman Dooyeweerd, Abraham Kuyper, and others have such robust engagement with culture while still staying consistent with Calvinism.