4 Reasons Why the Trinity Should Be a Common Part of Your Pulpit Ministry
When we speak of God, we should speak in Trinitarian language
If you commonly reference the Trinity in your pulpit ministry, your hearers will naturally pick up an orthodox view of the Trinity, which will provide them with a foundation on which to answer the various false gods, false religions, and cults in their surrounding communities. The Trinity is one of the most essential distinguishing doctrines... Continue Reading
Seeking and saving the lost
In the so-called Muslim world, it’s local Christian believers who carry the Great Commission
According to Miraculous Movements by Jerry Trousdale (2012), 45 different “unreached” Muslim-majority people groups, groups that a few years ago had no access to God’s Word, now have more than 3,000 new churches among them. And the typical agent of change is himself olive- or dark-skinned—most likely an Egyptian missionary, perhaps an Ethiopian, or a... Continue Reading
Louisiana College President Doesn’t Approve of Calvinism on Campus
President Aguillard made clear he does not approve of Calvinism being advocated at Louisiana College
PINEVILLE – Joe Aguillard, president of Louisiana College, recently articulated his position on the theological system known as Calvinism and its place at LC. The theological teaching developed by John Calvin in the early 1500s is best known for its five points that are summed up in the acronym TULIP. Each of the letters in... Continue Reading
He Wants Your Heart
A Word to Church Planting Wives
God was allowing the difficulty of church planting to sift me, to bring the issues of my heart to the surface. I realized that if I didn’t address these things, my marriage, my family, and my own heart were in danger. God was refining me, cleaning me out, and teaching me dependence rather than self-reliance.... Continue Reading
Prayers and Policy – at the National Prayer Breakfast.
While President Obama shies away from policy talk, keynote speaker Ben Carson makes his conservative positions known at the annual National Prayer Breakfast
“We’ve reached a point where people are afraid to actually talk about what they want to say, because somebody might be offended,” he said. “People are afraid to say ‘Merry Christmas’ at Christmas time. … We’ve got to get over this sensitivity. It keeps people from saying what they really believe.” WASHINGTON—President Barack Obama, appearing at... Continue Reading
Christian Wolverines [InterVarsity ] Get Special Exception
University of Michigan officials are rethinking their decision to kick a chapter of college ministry InterVarsity Christian Fellowship off campus
After telling the group’s leaders last week they would lose their status as an official student organization, administrators changed course on Monday and approved their application for recognition. But administrators only offered the approval as an exception to the school’s nondiscrimination policy and stressed the Asian Christian Fellowship would not be covered by the policy... Continue Reading
Resisting the Urge to Do Cutting Edge Youth Ministry
Youth ministry can dedicate exorbitant amounts of attention finding a magic bullet, but there is nothing sexy or cutting edge about effective youth ministry.
Effective youth ministry boils down to pursuing relationships, teaching scripture, proclaiming the Gospel, worshiping, and praying fervently. That is it. Ministry revolving around these five components has endless possibilities. Other parts of ministry, such as missions, social justice, and fellowship, can have great vibrancy with such a foundation. Ministry that lacks relating, exegeting, proclaiming, worshiping, or... Continue Reading
CT’s “Insider” Interview Prompts Questions and Concerns
“Worshiping Jesus in the Mosque: Inside the World of a Muslim Follower of Isa.”
Abu Jaz bristles at the Christian church because it feels like “a very strange thing” to Muslims. For the same reason he can’t imagine not using the word “Allah.” On the latter point, I’ve read good arguments for and against retaining the term Allah. So my beef is not so much about the word as... Continue Reading
Lausanne Movement Appoints Michael Oh as New CEO
Selection of Younger Leader Hands The Leadership Baton To The Next Generation
The Search Committee that recommended Oh was chaired by Dr. Roger Parrott, president of Belhaven University in Jackson, Miss., who said the Committee was very impressed by the overall quality of candidates it considered, indicating how much Lausanne has grown in global breadth and depth. “I found in Michael a penetrating vision for world evangelization,... Continue Reading
No Compromise: 2013 National Conference Preview
R.C. Sproul and Robert Godfrey
In only a few weeks thousands will gather in Orlando for our 2013 National Conference. These three days will be a call to stand with conviction, not bending with the winds of relativism and faithlessness. Over the coming weeks we will be giving you a preview of who will be teaching and what they’ll be... Continue Reading
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