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Don’t count out the church organ just yet

Whether electric, digital or pipe, experts who play, study and make organs say the majestic instrument is making a comeback.

Written by Jeff Brumley, American Baptist Press | Tuesday, August 7, 2012

What 20-year-old David Mikesell said is that he’s looking for is a balance. He grew up worshiping at College Park Baptist in Orlando and has come to love the organ in worship. But he also likes the energetic praise-and-worship style at the student services he attends at Florida State University.

The Three Rs of Christian Engagement in the Culture War

It really does feel like free speech, religious freedom, and the institution of marriage are up for grabs in our day

Written by Kevin DeYoung | Monday, August 6, 2012

I know, I know—you really don’t like the term “culture war.” The mission of the church is not to “reclaim” America. The growth of the church does not rely on political victories or societal approval. And we don’t want the people we are trying to reach to think we are at war with them. I... Continue Reading

The Number One Failure of 90 Percent of Pastors

The number one failure of 90 percent of pastors: They prefer to go it alone

Written by Joe McKeever | Sunday, August 5, 2012

God made us to need the companionship of fellow disciples. If you read the Scriptures and miss that, you have missed a great element in the Word. “It is not good that man should be alone” was spoken of more than marriage. That is a fact of human existence. The four-year-old who says, “I can... Continue Reading

5 Ways to Lead Leaders

Leaders are leaders, and we need to focus our attention on them in order to accomplish our grand vision

Written by Greg Baird | Sunday, August 5, 2012

Don’t ever, ever, ever give away part of your ministry and assume “they’re good” without regularly encouraging them. Too many times I’ve assumed it’s “all good,” only to have a key leader come and say it’s time to step aside. By necessity, ministry – children’s & family, in particular – requires us to lead in... Continue Reading

Kentucky Court of Appeals upholds Seminary’s dismissal of professors

When is a non-minister a minister?

Written by Peter Smith, Courier-Journal | Thursday, August 2, 2012

"The Kentucky Court of Appeals has issued a sweeping invalidation of seminary tenure in the Commonwealth of Kentucky," said Jones. “They have turned a CME layman and a Jewish academic into ministers of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ).” That in itself, he said, violates religious freedom.

Realism, Race, and RUF in Mississippi

Reflecting on 35 years of racial change in Mississippi

Written by William H. Smith | Wednesday, August 1, 2012

Mississippi and the churches in Mississippi have come a long way. Those from other places who lack Mississippi’s past and present are in no place to judge the state justly. Mississippi continues to suffer for her own sins and the sins of others. The solutions for the severe and seemingly intractable problems that remain….will have to arise among Mississippians…. The lead... Continue Reading

Billy Graham: ‘My Heart Aches for America’

New Letter Addresses Concern for Nation's Declining Morality

Written by Staff | Tuesday, July 31, 2012

In a new prayer letter Billy Graham writes: "My heart aches for America and its deceived people. The wonderful news is that our Lord is a God of mercy, and He responds to repentance."

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Ligonier Ministries breaking new ground

Written by Chris Larson | Thursday, July 26, 2012

Ligonier Ministries’ mission statement includes a phrase that takes my breath away: “reach as many people as possible.” You probably dream big like me, so the number of people we have to reach is staggering, almost 7 billion by last count

An Interview with R.C. Sproul (Part 1)

An interview on timely topics

Written by Tim Challies | Thursday, July 26, 2012

The biggest challenge in the church today is it’s fidelity to the person and work of Christ. There are many issues: the authority of the Scriptures, the truth of the Gospel. But at the core of it is our commitment to the full humanity and deity of Christ, and all that He accomplished in His ministry.... Continue Reading

When Sorrows are Deep and Long

Grace tells us that God can be trusted, even when all earthly hopes are dashed

Written by Ian Hamilton | Thursday, July 26, 2012

It is one of the most evident (and sweetest) marks of saving faith, that the Lord enables us to acquiesce humbly and not grudgingly in the face of dark and sore providences. During Samuel Rutherford’s time in London, where he was a delegate from the Church of Scotland at the Westminster Assembly, two children from... Continue Reading

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