Nijay Gupta
Jesus and the early Christians taught something different: each person is made in the image of God, God does not pay attention to status, he has no ‘favorites,’ all will face judgment, and all have equal access to divine grace and mercy.
Tag: Northern Seminary
The Strange and Wonderful Sociology of the Early Christians
Prejudice and fear are powerful tools of deformation. The sociology of the early Christians is a potent resource for cultivating a spirit of openness to new things, and for tearing down dividing walls.
David Fitch
Let us examine the way power works and how the church is called to live under a different power.
Ingrid Faro
Through many hardships, I have found that ignoring evil is unproductive.
Scot McKnight: A Church Culture of Goodness
What churches need is a church culture of goodness.
The Virus and the Church Pandemic Response
How church leaders responded during the early stages of the pandemic, focusing on their church pandemic response.
Finding a Pastor’s Mental State
Explore the pastor's mental state during challenging times.
How Discipleship Neuroscience Builds Your Brain
Insights from interpersonal neurobiology on how discipleship neuroscience shapes our brains.
Scot McKnight: Pastor Paul
Nurturing a Culture of Christoformity in the Church