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Doing Authentic Ministry with My Smokin’ Hot Bride – A list of the worst ever Christian cliches.

Written by Karen Swallow Prior, CT | Friday, July 22, 2011

– Christ-follower. A problematic trend in recent years is calling oneself this rather than a Christian. I understand the embarrassment the label Christian can cause when it aligns one with others who are not as smart, savvy, or theologically and politically progressive as oneself. (Yes, that was sarcasm, another language altogether). I slipped. My husband... Continue Reading

When Pastors Experience Depression

Written by Thom Rainer, Christian Post | Friday, July 22, 2011

Make certain your pastor takes time off every year. Vacations must be mandatory. He likewise needs to take at least one day off each week. Look for signs that he is not giving sufficient time to his family, and help him to find the time to do so. His wife and children cannot be neglected.... Continue Reading

Is it ever appropriate to call out prosperity gospel teachers by name?

Written by John Piper | Thursday, July 21, 2011

Mark Driscoll does it. I tuned in one time and he actually played a clip from Joel Osteen. My problem is that I don’t read these guys enough and don’t know them well enough. If I read a whole bunch of books by so-and-so and had actual quotes that I could quote and arguments that... Continue Reading

From The Edge of Byzantium – Dispatch From Cyprus

Written by Terry Burns | Thursday, July 21, 2011

Editor’s Note: Terry gives a personal view of life in a small, unique Mediterranean island nation with a couple of big stories that you probably have not seen in U. S. news sources. Living and doing ministry in the closed environment of an island in the eastern Mediterranean changes your perspective on life. Especially after... Continue Reading

As the rich get richer, the poor get richer

Written by Anthony Bradley | Thursday, July 21, 2011

Religious people don’t seem to often be the kind of folks who appreciate data and facts. Many people believe the myth that as the richer get richer in America, the poor get poorer. I’ts not true. This is why creating wealth is far more transformative than “ending poverty.” A new study has just been released:... Continue Reading

Triumphant Worship!

Written by Larry Ball | Wednesday, July 20, 2011

Triumphant Worship remembers what God has done and lifts up a mighty voice with the angels in heaven (with instruments of your choice, with or without a hymnal). Triumphant Worship imitates in spirit the worship the Virgin Mary who said, “Great and mighty things the Lord has done for me and holy is His Name.”... Continue Reading

Josh McDowell: Internet the Greatest Threat to Christians

Written by Anugrah Kumar, Christian Post | Tuesday, July 19, 2011

Atheists and skeptics now have equal access to our children as we have, which is why the number of Christian youth who believe in the fundamentals of Christianity is decreasing and sexual immorality is growing, apologist Josh McDowell said. “What has changed everything?” asked the apologist from Campus Crusade for Christ International as he spoke... Continue Reading

Letter to an Incomplete, Insecure Teenager

Written by John Piper | Tuesday, July 19, 2011

So my advice is: be patient with the way God has planned for you to become a very happy, belly-bumping frog. Don’t settle for being a tadpole or a weird half-frog. But don’t be surprised at the weirdness and slowness of the process either. Four years ago a teenager in our church wrote to me... Continue Reading

Cassandra says, Beware the new Donatism.

Written by Carl Trueman | Tuesday, July 19, 2011

Whatever word we use, the focus on personalities is undeniable: it is why the same half dozen to a dozen names appear as keynote speakers at the conferences and on the videos which are central to this movement. Call them `leaders’ rather than `celebrities’ but you still have a personality driven movement Donatism is an... Continue Reading

Bare Necessities – Stripping away useless clothes in favor of the only garments we need

Written by Amy Henry, WNS | Monday, July 18, 2011

Children love being naked. It seems I no sooner gather a room of respectable people for dinner than one of mine shows up in some degree of undress, wondering if I know the location of their pajamas or who stole their underwear. Nakedness gets less cute with age, however, not only because the aging body... Continue Reading

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