Seeing Christianity Through Post-Christian Eyes
A large part of sharing the gospel in a post-Christian culture is being sensitive to the potential confusion of our listeners.
A large part of sharing the gospel in a post-Christian culture is being sensitive to the potential confusion of our listeners.
Quiet spaces in our lives are sacred. We need to treat them as such. It’s like letting your mind enter a wide-open meadow to explore instead of keeping it wedged into the confines of your phone.
The message of assimilation makes me uncomfortable because it requires me to celebrate the loss of other people’s culture, traditions, and languages in order to alleviate the fears that white people, including Christians, might have about a diverse society where their position as power brokers of society may be threatened.
If you see someone on your team drifting toward division, you must have the courage to call it out.
Saving Your Church From Itself (Baker Books)
Excerpted From 'A Curious Faith' (Brazos Press)
“Fame is at its finest when it comes to those who are not seeking it.”
"Whenever you reach for control to fix something, it only breaks it more. It’s a deal that will always betray us."
Learning to spot the signs of relational disunity and drift
Reimagining our impact by focusing on one person at a time.