Parenting Today’s Teens
Parents often worry their teen will learn about their own past mistakes. Perhaps they think their teen will repeat some of those same mistakes if they are revealed. But I say just the opposite is true.
The Workers Are Few
Gap exists between what large churches need and what seminaries produce.
What Has God ‘Set’ In You?
On one of my lunch hours, I went out and bought a new cell phone. I was ecstatic about the great offer a co-worker had clued me into—more minutes for literally the same amount of money I had been paying for my previous service, and no roaming charges! What a deal!
But I had no idea when I walked out of the cellular store reveling in my purchase, bag full of manuals, brochures and terms of contract in tote, that this new phone had many more capabilities than the ones that had first attracted me to it.
The Charismatic Movement: Dead or Alive?
We can quibble over when the previous wave of the Holy Spirit ended. But what’s important is that we follow God’s presence into a new season.
Why Can’t Scientists Believe in God?
A new book exposes Charles Darwin as the man who separated God from science.
Reality Check: The Case for Relational Christianity
Both Jesus and the Apostle Paul modeled accessibility and had close bonds with their disciples. That’s the way we should do ministry.
