A Perspective on How God Loves
The stackpole for which she gathers her thoughts on How God Loves is simple: “What God mostly does... is love.” She’s right.
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Intergenerational Mentoring: Gen Z Has Much to Learn and Even More to Teach
Intergenerational mentoring shows that those who are younger feel more comfortable taking advice from peers instead of those who are older and more seasoned (put another way: from someone who has actually done something, over time, with success).
What Could Be More Genuine Valentine’s Day?
Valentine became a saint due to his ministry to persecuted Christians in Rome. This reflection invites readers to consider what makes the day more genuine Valentine’s Day in its spirit and celebration.
New Nones Research on the Nones
According to a new Nones research by Pew Research Center, those who now describe themselves as atheists, agnostics or “nothing in particular” when asked about their religion constitute about 28% of all U.S. adults.
The Number of Books You Read Is Largely Irrelevant, Emphasizing Quality Over Quantity in Reading
It’s not the number of books you read, but rather the quality over quantity in reading and how well you read them.
Does Your Gift-Giving Include Jesus?
I know that you are bombarded with requests to give to a number of causes over the holiday season. Many might be worthy, but most will not represent truly giving to Christ.
Who Do You Trust?
In general how much trust and confidence to you have in the mass media – such as newspapers, TV and radio – when it comes to reporting the news fully, accurately and fairly?
Do You Make These Assumptions About Online Attendees?
This article examines assumptions about online attendees and contrasts them with research showing online worshipers read the Bible more frequently.
Rejecting Religion and Spirituality
The number who claim to be neither religious nor spiritual has doubled.
Report: What We Know About the Post-COVID Church
Church leaders were of one mind in regard to the Post-COVID Church; no matter what they did, someone was going to be angry or upset and leave.