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Matthew LoftusEvangelicalismFormation
Matthew Loftus on the virtues of risk, the dangers of comfort, and how it all relates to the ongoing Benedict Option conversation.
Jake MeadorEvangelicalism
I wrote a piece for the future of evangelicalism series over at Patheos.
Jake MeadorEvangelicalism
Many young evangelical memoirs offer a number of essential lessons for evangelicals as as well as a few cautionary tales about church life gone wrong.
Jake MeadorEvangelicalism
In 1968 Francis Schaeffer wrote on how the church ought to SSA Christians. Pulpit and Pen would do well to listen to him.
Brett McCrackenHomosexualityTechnologyChurchEvangelicalismTheology and PracticeSexualitySocial MedialgbtqQ BostonRod DreherMichael HortonGabe LyonsQ Ideasgay marriageFormation
Reflections on Q Boston, healthy disagreement and the importance of relational proximity in a world of disembodied discourse and principles over people.
Matthew Lee AndersonEvangelicalism
Evangelicals fight their proxy wars through the media, giving them a progressive hue.
Jake MeadorHistoryEvangelicalism
The much-discussed Benedict Option is actually old hat amongst a certain group of evangelicals who have been practicing it since 1955.
Jake MeadorChurchEvangelicalism
The story of millennials joining high church traditions is becoming more common in the traditionalist blogosphere--but is it telling the whole story?
Matthew Lee AndersonPolitical TheologyEvangelicalismrussell moore
Evangelical political life should be constituted by joy. The political passions evangelicals have need joy at the center.
Matthew Lee AndersonEvangelicalism
Millennial evangelicals are wary of tradition and authority. Tradition has a crucial role to play in understanding authority and speaking authoritatively.
Jake MeadorEvangelicalism
There's a sharp difference between speaking prophetically to the church and standing outside the church and making public criticisms.
Jake MeadorEvangelicalism
The "Christianity Must Change or Die" meme is back. And with it come a group of Chicken Little evangelical bloggers convinced that evangelicalism is dying.