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History & Holidays

Liturgy, History & the Earliest Church with David Guzik and Lance Ralston

A January, 2014, an article in “The American Conservative” described why some Millennials are leaving Evangelical churches to join more liturgical denominations like Anglican, Orthodox…

David GuzikApril 19, 2016

Culture

When Stars Fade: Kobe Bryant and the Gospel

Even if you are not a big sports fan, this last Wednesday night (April 13th) was a momentous night.I don’t keep up with sports the…

Mike ChaddickApril 16, 2016

Ministry & Leadership

The Dangers of Consumer-driven Ministry

I am a consumer. I love nice things. I love new products, the shinier the gadget, the better. I also really like good service, and…

A. Clay WorrellApril 14, 2016

Ministry & Leadership

Are Elder Boards Biblical? – A Historical/Scriptural Perspective

When looking for a New Testament model for church leadership in the early church, we find a plurality of elders. Nowhere in the New Testament…

Carl WesterlundApril 13, 2016

Culture

Why Our World Needs Prophets, Not Chaplains

Our world sits in turmoil.Living in another country (England) has given me a fresh perspective on the unrest, debates and hardships around the globe, but…

Sarah YardleyApril 12, 2016

Christian Living

Wants, Wishes & God’s Perfect Plans

Have you ever had somebody come up to you and say, “I have been praying for a long time about 'this thing', and God just…

Ty OrrApril 11, 2016

Christian Living

Why We Need to Understand the Hebrew Roots of the Christian Faith

Israel is a people, I realized. Not just “the Holy Land.” Not merely a prophetic clock on the wall. Israel is a people whose history…

Ray BentleyApril 7, 2016

Culture

Why I Am a Single-Issue Voter

By way of introduction, let me say some may find what follows offensive. What I have penned here isn’t meant to be provocative for its…

Lance RalstonApril 6, 2016

Christian Living

Grace Towards Those Who Don’t Seem to Deserve It

Every generation, we think truth is new to us. There is a beauty in that and a danger as well. There is a beauty to…

Sarah YardleyApril 5, 2016

Discipleship Ministry & Leadership

How to Respond to Distraction as a Pastoral Leader

This is a message to pastors and those involved in church leadership, but I believe it is relevant to us all! We experienced a new…

Phil MetzgerApril 4, 2016

Discipleship Ministry & Leadership

A Case for Leadership Coaching

Every elite athlete has at least one thing in common – they have been coached to maximize God-given potential. In the context of sports, coaching…

Bruce ZacharyApril 1, 2016

Christian Living

I Break Everything – Getting Put Back Together After Falling Apart

"I break everything," I whimpered with tears streaming down my face. I stared down at the floor to see the bright, yellow, broken pieces of…

Shannon QuintanaMarch 28, 2016

Theology

7 Reasons Jesus Couldn’t Stay Dead

The Bible tells us that Jesus of Nazareth rose from the dead on the Sunday after Passover. The risen Jesus met with and spoke with…

David GuzikMarch 24, 2016

Christian Living

Legalism or Realism: Understanding the Difference

He was observably upset, “You’re being legalistic!” were the last words I ever heard from Zachary, as he slammed my office door hard enough to…

Ty OrrMarch 23, 2016

Christian Living

Don’t Give into the Stronghold of Fear and Uncertainty

If there's one thing I've learned living in a massive city like Paris, it's that distraction is often times an attractive means to hide uncertainty.…

Mike DenteMarch 19, 2016