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11 Ways to Pray for the U.S. and our President-Elect

A pastor’s newsletter to his congregation urging his members to pray for the President-elect Donald Trump.

Written by Chris Hutchinson | Thursday, November 10, 2016

Most of all, pray for the Church to remain removed from political entanglement, to become more pure and to experience revival; that we would put no confidence in Princes, nor for help on man depend; but trust Christ Alone as King.  That the Church continue to focus on the worldwide spread of the Gospel, a message of... Continue Reading

5 Reasons Millennials Are Not Giving to Your Church

Some things churches are not doing that hurts Millennials’ financial participation.

Written by Art Rainer | Thursday, November 10, 2016

Many Millennials are already plagued by debt, primarily credit card and student loan debt. Many of them need help to understand what Biblical stewardship looks like. They need to get financially healthy so that they can live generously. The church can help them with this.   Millennials often get a bad rap when it comes... Continue Reading

The Two Most Common Practices in Healthy Churches

Healthy churches do not simply say members should read their Bibles, they are highly intentional and strategic about helping the members toward that end

Written by Thom S. Rainer | Tuesday, November 8, 2016

“Without diminishing other ministries and activities in churches, I want to share with you the two most common practices in healthy churches. I understand that ‘healthy’ can have a subjective nature to it. And I understand that correlation is not the same as causation.”   Churches are too busy. Church members are too busy. We... Continue Reading

7 Heartbreaking Ironies of the American Church

Without further ado, here is a list of some of some heartbreaking ironies of the church

Written by Shane Pruitt | Tuesday, November 8, 2016

We pre-judge people from different parts of the world based on their appearance, while forgetting that Jesus himself and all of our early church heroes would have likely been “randomly selected” for further inspection at an airport. All of our Bible heroes were from the Middle East and Africa.   In 1995, Alanis Morissette released... Continue Reading

Brexit, Presidents and the English Reformation

Despite Henry’s strong desire to break free from Rome, it was in no sense out of sympathy with the same desire shared by the leaders of the Reformation in Germany

Written by Mark Johnston | Tuesday, November 8, 2016

“The ‘reform’ that Britain sought under Henry VIII was very different from where it would eventually lead. The sheer unexpectedness of the result of last June’s referendum in Britain left everyone reeling, because no-one really expected it – not even those who had campaigned so vigorously for it.”   The idea of the United Kingdom’s... Continue Reading

Grace Paced Living in a Burnout Culture

“I’m tired and I’m broken and I just need some rest.”

Written by David Murray | Monday, November 7, 2016

Although no two burnouts are the same, as I’ve counseled increasing numbers of Christians through burnout, I’ve noticed that most of them have one thing in common: there’s a deficit of grace. It’s not that they don’t believe in grace. Many of them are well-grounded in “the doctrines of grace.” Many of them are pastors... Continue Reading

6 Marks of a Faithful Ministry

Pastors aren’t called to be popular, but to be heralds of the truth.

Written by Tim Challies | Monday, November 7, 2016

The pastor’s ministry is a pure ministry. This one is so important in an age where the prosperity gospel has risen to such prominence. “I coveted no one’s silver or gold or apparel. You yourselves know that these hands ministered to my necessities and to those who were with me. In all things I have... Continue Reading

A Giant Step Backwards

Is it time to listen to the abuse victims and survivors in your midst rather than telling them what they may or may not do with their lives?

Written by Persis Lorenti | Monday, November 7, 2016

So yet again we have another case of an abuse victim in a complementarian church who is not receiving help and even being disciplined for wanting to be free from her abuser. This is a giant step backward and sends a very clear message to victims that they will be believed and helped only if... Continue Reading

12 Lies American Evangelicals Believe

While most Americans identify as Christians, they seem confused about the details of their faith.

Written by Tyler O'Neil | Sunday, November 6, 2016

According to a September study by LifeWay Research, Americans don’t know much about theology. While most Americans identify as Christians, they seem confused about the details of their faith. “Contradictory and incompatible beliefs are OK for most people,” explained Scott McConnell, executive director of LifeWay Research. Even those who identify as evangelicals often fell into some... Continue Reading

What’s Really Going On With Evangelicals And Same-Sex Marriage

The biggest debate in evangelical circles these days is not over same-sex marriage. It’s whether or not male-female marriage is a “core commitment.”

Written by Trevin Wax | Sunday, November 6, 2016

Here’s the takeaway: Even though most of the online attention is directed toward the well-known individual who changes positions, the institution that reaffirms or clarifies the traditional position will have the bigger impact in the coming decades…. I do find it fascinating to see organizations and institutions quietly but firmly restating their views on marriage and... Continue Reading

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