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Mark Driscoll’s Problems, and Ours

The crisis of leadership in American Evangelicalism

Written by Carl Trueman, First Things | Friday, March 21, 2014

And then, finally, there is the silence. The one thing that might have kept the movement together would have been strong, transparent public leadership that openly policed itself and thus advertised its integrity for all to see. Yet the most remarkable thing about the whole sorry saga, from the Jakes business until now, has been... Continue Reading

The Deceiver’s Top Ten Tips For Making Sure You and Your Family Have a Miserable And Fruitless Experience in Church this Sunday

How to make sure that your church attendance doesn’t end up damaging your friendship with the world

Written by Andy Webb | Friday, March 21, 2014

If you’ve been a Christian for any period of time at all, you may have noticed that the more time you spend in church, the harder it is to fit in and feel comfortable with non-believers or to really enjoy worldly activities, relationships, speech, movies, habits, etc. So how on earth are you going to... Continue Reading

Coffee with Facepalm Jesus Calling

Why does Jesus suddenly seem to have so much to say that he had not said before?

Written by Fred Sanders | Friday, March 21, 2014

Of course the ten-ton gorilla in the first-person Jesus contest is Jesus Calling: Enjoying Peace in his Presence, Sarah Young’s devotional book that has sold ten million copies in ten years. This book has quietly made its way into all sorts of places in the past decade; read about it and its author in theNew York... Continue Reading

What Is Not Happening

How many public controversies must one pastor be allowed before someone raises the inevitable question of qualification?

Written by Todd Pruitt, Ref21 | Friday, March 21, 2014

I am troubled when every conceivable explanation is used to excuse a man who has stretched the biblical command to be above reproach to the breaking point while those who dare to call a thing what it is are classified as “haters.” In pointing out these concerns, what is not happening here is hatred. It... Continue Reading

Eternal Patriarchy? The Council on Biblical Manhood and Womanhood says, “You Bet!”

A reply to Mark David Walton's article on male and female roles in Heaven

Written by Jeff Crippen | Friday, March 21, 2014

“What, then, of marriage? Although the common assumption that there will be no marriage in heaven may be in error, it is most unlikely that marriage will continue in the new creation in its present covenantal and conjugal aspects. The covenant of which marriage is a type will be replaced in the new creation by... Continue Reading

Photoshopped Goddesses: How the Gospel Frees Women

The beauty of the gospel is that it frees women from the cult of perfect womanhood.

Written by Hannah Anderson | Friday, March 21, 2014

The reason those Greek women embraced the gospel—the reason you and I embrace it today—is because the gospel confirms what we already know. There is no way we will ever live up to the “ideal.” There is no way we will ever be successful enough, beautiful enough, or feminine enough. But it doesn’t stop there.... Continue Reading

7 Steps Down the Staircase of Dishonesty

Just how does lying lead to more lying?

Written by Trevin Wax, TGC | Friday, March 21, 2014

Lying is now a craft. The best lies are those that are so great no one could possibly believe you would invent them. No one would believe you could tell such big lies or so many of them. Any whistleblower who calls you out on the lies must be the one lying, since it’s virtually... Continue Reading

3 Ways to Recognize Bad Stats

We need to be shrewd when it comes to statistics and reality: things are not always as they seem.

Written by Ed Stetzer, Christianity Today | Friday, March 21, 2014

You can guard against believing and spreading bad statistics by determining if its source is a promotional piece, if it cannot possibly be verified scientifically, and if it does not line up with reality. Then, if it is quality research, quote away. Anything else is just spreading misinformation.   Often times, a statistic is like... Continue Reading

A Casserole Is Not Enough. Except When It Is.

It is perhaps God’s kindness to me that the most I can do is something that fits in a pan.

Written by Megan Hill | Wednesday, March 19, 2014

And, perhaps most importantly, the inadequacy of a casserole reminds me of the adequacy of my Lord. Even if I could do more than bring a casserole to seriously suffering people—if I could move in, do all the laundry, mop all the floors, play with children, and organize the medications, even if I could meet... Continue Reading

The New Calvinism is not the Old Calvinism

John Piper's "New Calvinism" compared to "Old Calvinism"

Written by D.G. Hart | Wednesday, March 19, 2014

The New Calvinism embraces the essential place of the local church. It is led mainly by pastors, has a vibrant church-planting bent, produces widely-sung worship music, and exalts the preached word as central to the work of God locally and globally. The Old Calvinism does not exist apart from congregations where the marks of the... Continue Reading

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