When Willie and Paulette Strickland left the mission field after 15 years, they didn’t think they’d accomplished anything. Five years later, their discipleship produced a thriving church in one of Latin America’s spiritually darkest cities.
Believing repentance is primarily about turning to righteousness can perpetuate and deepen our commitment to legalism.
Should missionaries invest in teaching or character formation? Yes.
When have you felt offended? Is it possible that your offense is a sign of pride?
A reflection on what makes for a “responsible theologian” and what faithful theologizing looks like, for the glory of God and the good of the church.
Russ Ramsey and Collin Hansen discuss Rembrandt and Van Gogh, Kinkade vs. Caravaggio, and how appreciating art mirrors the Christian life.
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You know the story of the disastrous U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan. You don’t know about the growth of an underground church—or whether these Christians escaped from the Taliban’s deadly advance.
Bob Thune and Andrew Wilson advance their arguments and engage in a discussion about how Christians should think about gun control.
Sean DeMars and Rebecca McLaughlin discuss “woke church” and address what the church should be most concerned with regarding today’s social issues.
Courtney Doctor, Vanessa Hawkins, Melissa Kruger, and Trillia Newbell discuss what discipleship is and why it is so important within the local church.
Bob Thune and Andrew Wilson advance their arguments and engage in a discussion about how Christians should think about gun control.
Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra traveled to Dubai so she could tell the story of an underground movement of house churches and their attempted flight from the world’s most dangerous country to be a Christian.
When we keep the gospel central, we can disagree on lesser but still important matters in good faith.
How will you spend your retirement? The significant number of baby boomer retirees could become a powerful missionary force for the next decade.
The road to a flourishing life is paved with embodied self-sacrifice and communal commitment. Sometimes it means you wash the dishes by hand.
Scott Klusendorf and Karen Swallow Prior share their respective arguments and discuss the pro-life cause and what it should encompass.
When Willie and Paulette Strickland left the mission field after 15 years, they didn’t think they’d accomplished anything. Five years later, their discipleship produced a thriving church in one of Latin America’s spiritually darkest cities.
When have you felt offended? Is it possible that your offense is a sign of pride?
Should missionaries invest in teaching or character formation? Yes.
Believing repentance is primarily about turning to righteousness can perpetuate and deepen our commitment to legalism.
