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S. DormanFeatured
Local fiction has the ability to make the familiar, ordinary, even the boring seem new and surprising. It helps us see our home places with new eyes.
Myles WerntzFamilyFeaturedEthics
Christian simplicity is not only a call to a certain way of material life, it is a call toward orienting our lives toward the God who is simple.
Matthew Lee AndersonPoliticsFeaturedEvangelicalism
Can American evangelicalism be a conservative movement? If by 'conservative' we mean 'able to conserve the permanent things,' then the answer is, "no."
Derek RishmawyFeaturedEvangelicalism
How has progressive evangelicalism shifted in the last several years? How has it remained the same? Derek Rishmawy reviews the evolution of the movement.
Jonathan LeemanFeaturedChurchEvangelicalism
Jonathan Leeman responds to Gavin Ortlund's concerns about implicit Donatism in Baptist thought as well as his other criticisms of closed membership.
Guest WriterFeaturedChurchEvangelicalism
Gavin Ortlund responds to Jonathan Leeman's criticism of his arguments for some version of open membership practices in Baptist churches.
Guest WriterFeatured
By Michael Lynch Today, if you walk into a random art gallery in the Grand Rapids, Mich. area, you might come across an 18th century Dutch landscape oil painting with a windmill or a church in its background. Perhaps, the […]
Jonathan LeemanFeaturedChurchEvangelicalism
(1: Gavin Ortlund’s Initial Post, 3: Gavin Ortlund’s Response, 4: Jonathan Leeman’s Final Response) Gavin, Thank you for the opportunity to interact with you on this matter. I’m grateful for you and our partnership in the gospel, and I remember your time […]
Guest WriterFeatured
By Gina Dalfonzo “The variety of Dorothy Sayers’s work makes it almost impossible to find anyone who can deal properly with it all,” wrote C. S. Lewis in his eulogy for his friend and fellow writer. “. . . I […]
Guest WriterFeaturedChurchEvangelicalism
It should be possible for Baptists to both have defined membership practices in their church and to receive those baptized as infants into full membership.
Guest WriterFeatured
Do you have a weird Christian friend who is Extremely Online? Use our guide to help you find the perfect gift for them this Christmas.
Jonathan LeemanFeaturedChurchEvangelicalism
Many evangelical institutions have an alarming tendency to function as if the local church were an afterthought or an add-on to the Christian life.