Travis Dickinson’s Wandering Toward God is a vital apologetic resource for church leaders who navigate our age of deconstruction. This book not only provides answers to pressing questions, but also sorts through the central challenge of doubts.
Sure your communications, media, and tech teams want to do amazing things. So they bring out the fog machines, fancy lights, and the worship leader reaches far beyond the capabilities of the choir or worship team.
A beautiful and well-designed website is a great thing to have, but more important than that is a website that functions to help people understand who you are, what you believe, and how to convert seekers to visitors.
Young BIPOC are slightly more religious than their White peers, with 37% reporting that they are moderately or very religious compared to 34% of White young people. Black young people report the highest rates of religiosity, with 46% indicating they are moderately or very religious. This article delves into the intersection of race, faith and mental health.
According to a recent Lifeway Research survey, the average evangelical church in North America has an average of 65 worshipers each Sunday. Of that, 7 out of 10 worshipers attend a church with fewer than 100 worshipers each Sunday, proving small church ministry is common.
Below is a very basic contextualization approach that I believe will prove helpful for conducting a fresh inspection of the cultures that our home churches inhabit. Let me briefly explain the three steps before considering three overarching ways to prepare ourselves as individuals and as churches to do this work in our local settings. Step […]
Compared to a 2016 Lifeway Research study, more pastors are socializing with neighbors of other ethnicities (70% v. 57%), discussing the issue with church leaders (63% v. 51%), meeting regularly with pastors of other ethnicities (46% v. 40%), and investing church funds in changing local economic inequalities (44% v. 31%), indicating a growing trend toward ethnic diversity in church.
God promises to show up and do a new work inside your heart that will make a lasting contribution to the community of believers you witness weekly, igniting a spark revival in church.
Tim found the God of love who revealed himself in Jesus Christ and his Word, discovering the joy of finding God's love. No longer would he presume to judge God. Now he would follow the God who is just and at the same time is the one who justifies sinners.
This is the story of the people, the books, the lectures, and ultimately the God who formed Timothy Keller.
