Thoughtful Reflections on Faith and Life
Here are some leadership posts I came across this week. Seven Surprising Ways to Prepare Yourself to Share the Gospel – Kevin G. Harney The Danger of Veneered Christianity – Jeff K. Clarke In Church “There Are Those Who Say…” But What Does God Say? – Joe McKeever How to Navigate Turmoil without Sinking the … Read More “Weekend Leadership Roundup” »
Here are some leadership posts that you might want to check out. What Should Your Church Pay the Guest Preacher? – Joe McKeever 5 Ways to Build Trust with Your Team – Charles Stone The Central Message of the Church is Reconciliation – Jeff Clarke What to Do When You Hear “Doesn’t the Bible Teach Against … Read More “Weekend Leadership Roundup” »
Here are some leadership posts I have come across. Go and check them out. The World Is Rallying to the Cause of Suicide Prevention—What about the Church? – Meredee Berg The Central Message of the Church is Reconciliation – Jeff Clarke The Vows You Made – Darryl Dash 7 Standards for Good Writing – Barnabas … Read More “Weekend Leadership Roundup” »
Here are some leadership posts that I came across this week. Go and check them out. Redeeming the Time: Prisoners Earn Pastoral Ministry Degree – Megan Briggs If the Church is God’s idea who are we to dismantle it? – Jeff Clarke On Reaching Millenials – Darryl Dash Missions Without Curiosity is Dead – Barnabas … Read More “Weekend Leadership Roundup” »
Drew Dyck, Generation Ex-Christian: Why Young Adults are Leaving the Faith…and How to Bring them Back. Moody: Chicago, 2010. 208 pp. Pbk. Generation Ex-Christian is a thoughtful, well-researched, practical guide on why Generation Y or Millennials (those born after 1980) are leaving Christianity at an alarming rate, how they arrived there, and how to work towards … Read More “Generation Ex-Christian” »
Alister McGrath. Why God Won’t Go Away: Is the New Atheism Running on Empty? (Nashville: Thomas Nelson, 2011), 191 pp. Pbk. Why God Won’t Go Away is Alister McGrath’s latest engagement with what has been referred to as the New Atheism. His primary area of concern centers on the work of its four leading proponents: Richard … Read More “Why God Won’t Go Away” »
Soon after I became a Christian, I moved from the Anglican church I had been raised in to a Pentecostal church. This was a good move for me. I naturally lean toward an intellectual faith and I needed the push to experience God. I am so thankful for my experience within the Pentecostal church. It … Read More “Why I am No Longer a Pentecostal… But Still Am” »
