A recent book enjoys the witty title, Saving Eutychus. The book itself is intended to encourage and assist preachers to preach engaging sermons in the hopes of preventing their congregations tumbling out of windows to their death, or something along…
Are we leaders? Whilst recently in the US I was given a pretty awful book on leadership written by one of the glitterati of the Evangelical world. I’d name and shame but I’d only get battered. When I say…
My pastor mentioned Luke 14:15 in his sermon yesterday while preaching on Proverbs 9. I remembered this article I wrote last year, and now find it even more pertinent and timely than when I wrote it. I can’t seem to keep up…
I found two articles this morning worth passing along here. While they are unrelated they nevertheless have something to say about the aesthetic that is evangelicalism. The first post by David Murray concerns forgiveness. Murray asks if we are obligated…
This month we want to focus on our status as “image of God,” as we begin to think as well about its apologetic implications. Tenet 4 of our “Ten Tenets” says this: Man (male and female) as image of God…
This month we want to focus on our status as “image of God,” as we begin to think as well about its apologetic implications. Tenet 4 of our “Ten Tenets” says this: Man (male and female) as image of God…
If you are torn up over your Christian responsibility in taking every square inch captive when it comes to where your food comes from, this humorous video should help lead you to ask the right questions for your journey.
If you are torn up over your Christian responsibility in taking every square inch captive when it comes to where your food comes from, this humorous video should help lead you to ask the right questions for your journey.
Matt and I have found ourselves in a completely different parenting stage. Gone are the days where we can control our children’s environment and make every decision for them. With a daughter in high school and one in middle school,…
