The church is often tempted to appease the world by toning down its distinctiveness. In today’s Seven Minute Seminary, Dr. Ryan Danker encourages the church to remain faithful by preaching an authentic gospel of holy love.
Let’s ponder the promise and peril of populism. Or maybe the triumph and terror of populism. Follow the news for a random hour, and you’ll probably hear the words populism and populist. “Populist revolt.” “populist
In today’s video interview, Dr. Jo Anne Lyon shares her personal story of moving from self-righteousness to true holiness.
Is your faith a box or a path? How do you view yourself, or others in your community? Read more today from Mark Ongley as he shares personal stories of people on the path of faith.
If the Bible was written over 2,000 years ago, is it still relevant? In this video interview, Dr. Bill Arnold and Dr. Ben Witherington explain that how the gospel offers a timeless solution to the basic human problem of sin and alienation from God.
What does evangelicalism need today? Taylor Brown shares his take on how we could grow and thrive once again.
What is the good news of Jesus Christ for all people? In this Seven Minute Seminary, Dr. Phil Meadows challenges our misconceptions about the gospel and re-aligns us to God’s love as an embrace and transformation of our entire person.
Sometimes, circumstances change so much over time that it becomes necessary to change the way you think and do things. Jim Ramsay shares the shifting tides in missions and how the church needs to change in order to continue being effective.
The trends in Christianity seem to be changing from a strong Western presence to a much stronger global church. The places that used to be the mission field are now sending out missionaries of their own. Ravi David shares 6 contributions the global church has made to missions.
America needs the gospel message more than anything right now, but that message is largely being rejected. Timothy Tennent shares some of the bigger indicators that reflect our post-Christian society and what problems this shift will cause.
What are the problems and dangers facing the 21st century church? Josh McNall shares four challenges he believes today’s church needs to address.
When we open our lives to new people, sometimes God shows up in unexpected ways. Dina Horne shares an experience in which she came face-to-face with enduring hope through the life of a refugee, who was a guest in her home.
