In this interview, Eric Geiger discusses the challenges and beauty of leading a diverse church in today's climate. "Christianity has become more tribal. Its challenging to shepherd people from so many different viewpoints, but its also beautiful."
The Lord runs to the brokenhearted. So I always feel my first response needs to be to run to them too, to let my heart break with theirs, says Eric Geiger on church leadership.
Church multiplication will require a spirit of church multiplication collaboration.
The most valuable currency in our culture is trust, and Dave Ferguson's insights on the reproducible life offer a path to building it.
The apostle Paul wrote, Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind (Rom. 12:2). In Pauls Greek, the word that is commonly translated as mind is nous, which typically refers to our rational, thinking faculties. But it also can be used to convey composure, a sense of the security that comes with thorough comprehension. The word illustrates how intellectual pursuits for the Christian can become vibrant acts of service to others and of resistance to a world intent on conforming us to its system of behavior. Karen Swallow Prior faith is a leading advocate for this deep and rational composure.
Karen Swallow Prior discusses engaging culture with truth and love, emphasizing the need to redeem the ways we interact with each other.
Staying grounded amidst the pitfalls of success as your platform grows.
Staying fresh in a multitasking culture by embracing the more God has for us.
How do we do Christian discipleship when we're all distracted?
Jay Kim discusses why trading meaningful discipleship for scaled-up efficiency is a bad deal.
