I’ve admired the work of John Eldridge for some years now. I have known a number of men who have experienced extraordinary growth in their relationship with Christ as a result of reading his books
While reading is a year-long discipline for any academic, I find that my summer reading tends toward more non-academic books, though not entirely. With that as a precursor, here are five books I’m reading or
This summer I’ll be reading books on religion and immigration. Three of them in particular might be of interest to other readers. Border Rhetoric (The University of Alabama, 2012) by Robert DeCaine. This is a
My summer reading stretches me in several directions: course development, professional development, Revitalization Center work, and when I can squeeze it in, fun! This summer the Revitalization Center is running a consultation in my long
I have been encouraged by the recent conversation about the renewal of Wesleyan orthodoxy in the blogosphere and on twitter. (For a brief introduction to this conversation read, “Faith In Action” by Andrew Thompson, “Five
“What does it take to grow a church?” I meet pastors and church leaders all across the country in a variety of contexts and one thing they have in common is that they want their
Worship design should always fit into the larger theological aims of a Church. To this end, Worship Pastor Drew Causey offers 5 resources on worship design to help to start the conversation and move your church in the right direction.
