Monday is for Missiology: Answering Questions about God’s Mission
One of the challenges of being an author is that you get asked to help a lot of students. I always try to help...
Model Multiplication: Viral Churches, Part 3
am currently in the middle of a series through my book Viral Churches. Today's post examines the importance of intentionally modeling multiplication, not...
T. D. Jakes, the Trinity, and the Truth
Ed Stetzer: "Jakes has explicitly said he's moved away from a non-trinitiarian position to a Trinitarian one as he studied the scriptures."
Thinking Through Missiology Together
Well, I must say that I am pleased. My MissionSHIFT discussion idea was just that-- a (crazy) idea. The first installment was posted yesterday...
Christian Declaration on Caring for Refugees: An Evangelical Response
"Refugees possess the image of God and, as such, are infinitely valuable to God and to us."
Some Great Evangelism Articles: My Judgmental Look at the 2019 EPA Higher Goals Contest
I was asked to be a judge this year for the 2019 Evangelical Press Association Higher Goals Contest for the area of evangelism.
There were...
Staying on Mission in the Age of Outrage
Welcome to the age of outrage, my friend. Who knew that technology would empower some of our worst attributes instead of our best?
Staying on...
Living in a (Nominal) Religious Context
Living in such a nominal religious context presents some dangers, difficulties, and directives for believers who are passionately committed to king Jesus.
Preoccupied With Love: One-on-One With CJ Rhodes
“Unbelievers need to see that we care for them, not just their postmortem souls but all of who they are as fallen image-bearers of God.”
Living in a (Nominal) Religious Context
The fastest shrinking category in American religion is still the largest category—people who self-identify as Christian, but whose religion is not a central part of their lives. We call these people nominal Christians.