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No Matter What
Aug 23

Aug 23 No Matter What

Daniel McGraw
Church

We will mess up, make mistakes, and mis-handle situations. We will sin and fall short. But we will love, no matter what.

Beyond Red and Blue
Aug 22

Aug 22 Beyond Red and Blue

David Dillman
Culture

How ought people of faith to think about these matters? Do we have an obligation to enter into political space at all?

God in the Backseat
Aug 21

Aug 21 God in the Backseat

Steven Brice
Discipleship

Here are a few things I’ve learned while driving for Lyft, as God showed up in my backseat.

Why Do Christians Segregate on Sunday Mornings?
Aug 20

Aug 20 Why Do Christians Segregate on Sunday Mornings?

James L. Gorman
Culture, Church

The historical answer to our question is simple and tragic. We segregate because of the sin of racism.

Interpreting Texts, Interpreting our World
Aug 19

Aug 19 Interpreting Texts, Interpreting our World

Amy McLaughlin-Sheasby
Culture

I fear that we’ve buried our noses so deep in our texts, that we have forgotten that we have a mission in the world.

Settling for Peanuts
Aug 16

Aug 16 Settling for Peanuts

Justin Simmons
Discipleship

Is the presence of Christ set as the destination of our spiritual GPS? Or are we stuck on the side of the road, settling for peanuts, having forgotten where we are going?

Through a Glass Dimly: Emotional Intelligence As Discipleship (Part 2)
Aug 15

Aug 15 Through a Glass Dimly: Emotional Intelligence As Discipleship (Part 2)

Rhesa Higgins
Discipleship

The gospel is an emotional story that requires emotional intelligence to discern and follow.

The Ones We Can’t Do Without
Aug 13

Aug 13 The Ones We Can’t Do Without

Tiffany Dahlman
Church

When this bone quits doing its part, the whole body goes down (or spins in circles). When affliction hits it, head and hands react.

Appointing Quality Elders
Aug 12

Aug 12 Appointing Quality Elders

Eric Gentry
Church

Unless we reconsider our traditional handling of the biblical texts on elders, we may stall these selection processes before they even begin.

A Class, a Committee, and an Orphanage
Aug 9

Aug 9 A Class, a Committee, and an Orphanage

Steve Ridgell
Discipleship

This is the story of how God worked to help Destiny find her destiny as a disciple.

Bringing the Generations Back Together
Aug 8

Aug 8 Bringing the Generations Back Together

Holly Catterton Allen
Church

Ministry leaders in all types of Christian communities are deep in conversation about bringing the generations back together.

A Bigger Tent: The Secret to Church Unity (Part 2)
Aug 6

Aug 6 A Bigger Tent: The Secret to Church Unity (Part 2)

Adam Daniels
Church

Could it be that from this point on, the Christian church should be about movement and the spreading of this tent to the ends of the earth?

Interview Skillz
Aug 5

Aug 5 Interview Skillz

Amanda Box
Discipleship

Do we sincerely strive to improve our communication as we mature, as we strive to improve in other spiritual areas? If we don’t, why not?

Hey, Evangelicals! Where’s the Laughter? Where’s the Love?
Aug 2

Aug 2 Hey, Evangelicals! Where’s the Laughter? Where’s the Love?

Jason Locke
Culture

While there’s no doubt about the massive good done by many evangelical churches, evangelicalism as a whole has a real problem. For followers of Jesus, this should be a major issue.

What Happens If the Holy Spirit Goes to Your Church?
Jul 31

Jul 31 What Happens If the Holy Spirit Goes to Your Church?

Ian Nickerson
Church

The Holy Spirit’s presence is seen when people who were divided in the world have learned to come together in the church.

Gospel Tracks and the Kingdom of God
Jul 30

Jul 30 Gospel Tracks and the Kingdom of God

Kelly Edmiston
Culture

As the Christian evangelical church in the West, in general, you don’t have to look very far to see that we have missed the mark on evangelism.

The Path Less Traveled: Families, Autism, and the Church Today
Jul 29

Jul 29 The Path Less Traveled: Families, Autism, and the Church Today

Jennifer Allen
Church, Culture

What are these barriers these families face, and how can the church accommodate?

A Blind Spot in Christian Witness: Theology of Work
Jul 26

Jul 26 A Blind Spot in Christian Witness: Theology of Work

Jonathan Malesic
Culture

We hardly hear Christian leaders talk about our working lives at all, but when we do, they most often say that hard work is a supreme virtue

What’s Baptism Got to Do with Leadership?
Jul 25

Jul 25 What’s Baptism Got to Do with Leadership?

Carson E. Reed
Discipleship, Carson Reed

We fail to understand baptism unless we understand that baptism marks us as disciples of Jesus Christ who obey his calling every single day.

Seeing through the Smoke
Jul 24

Jul 24 Seeing through the Smoke

Tara Petty
Discipleship

God’s kingdom is all around us, but we must be able to see it as a child does in order to experience its wonder and joy.

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