Public Christianity in a Post-Christian World
Public Christianity in a post-Christian setting is scarier—and more fun—than you might imagine. Here are four books that will help guide you.
Public Christianity in a post-Christian setting is scarier—and more fun—than you might imagine. Here are four books that will help guide you.
You can help your faith community dive into God’s Word with customizable, spiral-bound DiscipleReach Bible study journals.
Your schedule may feel full, but what if you invited people into what you’re already doing to strengthen men's friendships? You can work with friends to finish home repair projects. Work out, go running, or take a walk with someone rather than doing it alone.
I feel loved and respected by congregation members, but when I focus on the reality that God allows me to proclaim his Word to his people, I am humbled. In this state of mixed emotion, I remind myself that I am living a great life.
Jesus doesn’t mince words as he changes the conversation from living the good life according to moral laws and beliefs to doing everything from the context of God’s love—from a place of deep relationship with him.
The aim of the initiative is to encourage the flourishing of congregations by helping them deepen their relationships with God, enhance their connections with each other, and contribute to the vitality of their communities and the world.
The three-bedroom brick house is just a few hundred feet from the church, and families typically stay from two weeks to three months.
Typically, when I consider the beauty of Adoption mirrors God's love, I think of the happier aspects—an orphan no longer being an orphan but a beloved son or a daughter, with all the rights and benefits that come with a family.
In this article, explore practical ways to scripture meditation that help feed our souls in everyday life.
Despite its limitations, “mental illness” is still the preferred label in the medical profession and in popular culture.