communicating with the unchurched

How to Reach Out to Your Mormon Neighbors

What's the best way to show Christ's love to our Mormon friends and neighbors?
communicating with the unchurched

What is Calvary Chapel & Why Should You Care?

Right now, I am about to pack up and leave Southern California. I am a small part of a larger conference called ReEngage, a...
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Evangelicals Becoming Catholics: Former CT Editor Mark Galli

Though many Catholics left for more vibrant evangelical services, many miss the sense of awe and reverence seen in the liturgy of the church, as it “represented something sacred and beautiful.”
communicating with the unchurched

Community Matters: The Role of Leadership in Transformational Groups

"The quality and kinds of leaders you have in your community will drastically affect the health of your community."

Cru Who? Lessons to Learn from the Name Change at Campus Crusade

Suddenly, name changes are in the news-- everywhere. Name changes are a big deal and I have been thinking about how to weigh in...

Monday is for Missiology: Some Thoughts on Contextualization

"How can they hear?" might be the most appropriate question related to contextualizing gospel communication. Those who would respond to the gospel must have...
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Perry Noble, Pastors and the Problem of Alcohol in the Church

Alcohol ruined the ministry of Perry Noble at NewSpring.
communicating with the unchurched

Complementarians in Closed Rooms

Comments on a Facebook group called "Geneva Commons" took aim at author Aimee Byrd, a member of the Orthodox Presbyterian Church. The comments point out the denomination's need to address misogyny in its ranks.
communicating with the unchurched

Ed Stetzer: 3 Tips for Reaching the Dechurched

How we seek to reach a dechurched person should be determined, in part, by which group they’re from.
communicating with the unchurched

Be Born Pregnant: Viral Churches, Part 7

I've been in a series of articles about how Christians, by thinking differently, can see a Church Multiplication Movement here in the West--those parts...