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Top 10 Books: 21 Categories

If you’re thinking about giving books for gifts, here are my Top 10 books in 21 categories

Written by David Murray | Tuesday, December 29, 2015

“Click on the orange title of each Top 10 list and it will take you to brief descriptions of each book and other good books just outside the Top 10.”   If you’re thinking about giving books for gifts, here are my Top 10 books in 21 categories. Click on the orange title of each... Continue Reading

Mideast Christians Deserve U.S. Refuge

Hunted by ISIS, afraid to enter refugee camps, they are undercounted and desperate for help

Written by Abraham Cooper & Yitzchok Adlerstein | Tuesday, December 29, 2015

“Unlike some others, Middle East Christians have nowhere else to go. As a result of turmoil not of their making and beyond their control, these Christians are the region’s ultimate homeless. Should some sort of peace ever return, the likelihood is that maps will be redrawn, carving up the pie among larger ethnic groups. There... Continue Reading

Seeking The Lost

Jesus gained a reputation for associating with those who were considered outcasts

Written by R.C. Sproul | Tuesday, December 29, 2015

“Pariahs, undesirables, the unlovely of the Jewish culture—all these gathered around Jesus. This disturbed the Pharisees and scribes, the dignitaries and clergy of the day. They had adopted a tradition that taught salvation by segregation: keep yourself away from anyone who is involved in sin; that is how you can secure your own redemption.”  ... Continue Reading

The Missing Strand in Much of Our Discipleship

If you are a disciple-maker, you should want people to think like you

Written by Trevin Wax | Saturday, December 26, 2015

“Followers of Jesus are to be transformed by the renewing of their minds, demonstrate the mind of Christ, and discern, with biblical wisdom and guided by the Spirit, what it means to live faithfully in the 21st century. It follows, then, that our responsibility to those we disciple includes an element of getting them to reason... Continue Reading

The Problem With Pluralism

Pluralism admits that belief is subjective and personal rather than an expression of existential reality

Written by Glen A. Sproviero | Saturday, December 26, 2015

“Religious belief is not necessarily a subjective human creation, especially when it is the product of divine revelation as in the cases of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. True belief, by definition, requires an ability to exclude ideas that are incommensurate with a faith’s core teachings, and for that reason, convergence is an unsatisfactory means to... Continue Reading

Five Reasons Why Eschatology is Particularly Pastoral

Eschatology prompts us to think about God's power rather than our own frailty

Written by Jeffrey A. Stivason | Saturday, December 26, 2015

“Eschatology helps us to have a living hope in the midst of the humiliation of this present age.  Peter says that by the power of God we were born again “to a living hope through the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead.”  The power of God, which brought about our spiritual life, also brings... Continue Reading

You Just Need to Obey

Many emphasize a wrong view of grace that makes it a free pass to do whatever they please

Written by Steven Lawson | Saturday, December 26, 2015

“For all true followers of Christ, obedience is never peripheral. At the heart of what it means to be a disciple of our Lord is living in loving devotion to God. But if such love is real, the acid test is obedience. Jesus maintained, “If you love me,you will keep my commandments” (John 14:15). Genuine... Continue Reading

Amazing Love, How Can it Be?

God has shown his love for us, and Christ has died for us, before we were even conceived

Written by Joseph Franks | Saturday, December 26, 2015

“God showed his love for us, and Christ died for us, before we were birthed. God allowed our mothers to conceive; we were knitted together in our mothers’ wombs by the all-controlling hand of God. And while we were yet within our mother’s womb, God saw our totally depraved hearts. However, God loved us.”   Good news! The... Continue Reading

Evangelicalism Lets You Be You

When it comes to theology, liturgy, or church membership, evangelical Protestants are so varied as to make the label, “evangelical,” pointless

Written by D.G. Hart | Saturday, December 26, 2015

“The problem here is not that evangelicals empathize with Muslims or wear scarves on their heads. I myself have been known to wear a shemagh as an alternative to the standard pieces of colored cloth that men in the West tie around their necks. The problem is — once again — doing this in the... Continue Reading

Can ‘Faithful Presence’ Change the World? Some Christian Leaders Aren’t Sure

When I first read James Davison Hunter’s 'To Change the World' a couple months ago, I found his argument compelling

Written by James Clark | Saturday, December 26, 2015

“As the book’s title implies, the idea of faithful presence in particular undergoes serious critique. The authors here largely accept Hunter’s framework for how cultural change actually occurs, but most of them strongly dispute the adequacy of “faithful presence” (Hunter’s definition of it, at least) as a response to the cultural moment in which we... Continue Reading

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