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When Ebola Comes To Church

Eric Duncan entered my life and the life of my church

Written by George Mason | Saturday, October 18, 2014

“After learning that Eric was connected to Louise and that Louise and her family were being placed in quarantine because he had fallen ill in her apartment, my first question was, “Could I visit her?” Somehow, instinctively, I sensed that in times like these, the role of a pastor is to be present. I wish... Continue Reading

What Should Evangelicals Make of the Rome Synod on the Family?

Reports indicate that the synod is asking for a more “pastoral” and “more inclusive” approach to cohabiting couples, same-sex partners, and others

Written by Russell D. Moore | Saturday, October 18, 2014

“The church is to welcome everyone as guests and observers, to hear the gospel preached and taught. The church is not itself, though, to be made up of unrepentant people. That’s why scandalous sin is to be disciplined, and why the Lord’s Table is to be offered only to those in right fellowship with God... Continue Reading

7 Disappointing Reasons People Leave the Church

One disappointment I have had in ministry is watching people come to church, get excited for a time, then disappear

Written by Ron Edmondson | Saturday, October 18, 2014

“The biggest disappointment is not people who transfer to another church. I’m okay with that if it helps them better grow in their relationship with Christ. I’m talking about people who quit going to church altogether. They are in one day — out the next. What happens to them? Why do they leave?”   One... Continue Reading

Houston Subpoenas Pastors’ Sermons, Then Backs Off Amidst Outcry

Pastors had slammed demand from Mayor Annise Parker, city as a threat to religious freedom

Written by Valerie Richardson | Thursday, October 16, 2014

The statement says the city will “move to narrow the scope during an upcoming court hearing” and that city attorney David Feldman “says the focus should be only on communications related to the petitions to overturn the ordinance.” Joe La Rue, legal counsel for the Alliance Defending Freedom, which has moved to quash the subpoenas,... Continue Reading

Ernest Angley’s Grace Cathedral Rocked By Accusations Involving Abortions And Vasectomies

The Beacon Journal spoke individually with 21 former members of the church who insist that Angley has been running a cult, not a church,

Written by Bob Dyer, Beacon Journal | Tuesday, October 14, 2014

Some former members believe Angley has an ulterior motive in trying to prevent his parishioners from having children. Among them is Greg Mulkey of Barberton….“He doesn’t want people to have kids because it would take their time and money away from [the church],” he said.  “He really forced people into abortions through scare tactics, as... Continue Reading

Seven Ways the Pastor’s Family Comes Under Attack

Families are under attack. Pastors’ families, in particular, are under attack.

Written by Thom Rainer | Monday, October 13, 2014

The Enemy is seeking to destroy our churches. And he is attacking what he perceives to be the greatest opportunity for destruction: the pastor’s family. Pastors: please heed the warnings implicit in this article. Church members: please do everything you can to protect your pastor’s family. Above all, pray for that family every day.  ... Continue Reading

Recovering a Sense of Awe in our Worship

Our worship is no ordinary matter because our God is no ordinary Being

Written by Robert D. Cathcart, Jr. | Sunday, October 12, 2014

Worshiping Christ Jesus week in and week out ought to fill us with even greater reverence and awe. Why? Because when we gather together on the Lord’s Day, we breathlessly behold the True Son of David, Prophet, Priest, and King! How do we recover a sense of awe in our worship? By focusing on Jesus... Continue Reading

Third Attempt to Get NYC Churches Out of Legal Limbo

This dispute has been going on for nearly 20 years

Written by Nick Eicher | Sunday, October 12, 2014

We’re making our third appeal to the United States Supreme Court in this case involving whether churches and other religious groups can meet in vacant public schools on the weekends and weeknights to hold worship services. New York City bans that under policy, but Alliance Defending Freedom has been able to keep a court injunction... Continue Reading

ACNA is Anglican

The Anglican Church in North America (ACNA) is Anglican and its primate is an archbishop of the Anglican Communion, declared seven archbishops

Written by George Conger | Sunday, October 12, 2014

At the close of the prayer of investitute of the Most Rev. Foley Beach at the Church of the Apostles on 9 Oct 2014, the primates of Kenya, Nigeria, Uganda, Rwanda, Myanmar, Jerusalem and the Middle East and South America, and bishops representing the primates of the Congo, Sudan and South East Asia laid hands... Continue Reading

Fourteen Symptoms of Toxic Church Leaders

Most church leaders are godly and healthy, but some can be toxic

Written by Thom Rainer | Saturday, October 11, 2014

Toxic leaders are the distinct minority of Christian leaders. But they can do harm to the cause of Christ disproportionate to their numbers. And they can get away with their behavior for years because they often have a charismatic and charming personality. Charming like a snake.   Most church leaders are godly and healthy. A... Continue Reading

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