Month: January 2021
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Interview: Our Attraction to Idols Remains the Same, Even When the Names Change
How false worship today resembles false worship in the Old Testament. As modern evangelicals, it is tempting to treat idolatry as a relic from the ancient past. Who, after all,…
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Life’s Darkest Moments Call for Prayers We’d Never Choose to Pray
When words fail, says Tish Harrison Warren, we can rely on ancient liturgy to supply them. The first year of our marriage, I found a full pill case pushed behind…
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Half of U.S. Protestant Pastors Hear Conspiracy Theories in their Churches
New Lifeway research exposes the prevalence of conspiracy theories in U.S. congregations. While Americans have been caught in a whirlwind of conspiracy theories the last several months, many pastors say…
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Where Two or More Are Vaccinated: Advice for Churches in 2021
Five science-based suggestions to gather and worship safely as COVID-19 vaccines rollout. After 10 months of limited in-person gatherings or online programming, church congregants—like the rest of society—feel pandemic fatigue.…
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Francis Chan Returns from Hong Kong After Visa Rejected
The California pastor hopes to return to the small group of house churches he started last year. Less than a year after moving to Hong Kong, Francis Chan and his…
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God’s Purpose for Your Marriage
By Aaron & Jennifer Smith It is God’s Word and his Word alone that we, as faithful men and women, stand on. In fact, without the Bible, there can be…
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A Christian Approach to Social Justice Is Slow, Careful, and Self-Reflective
Thaddeus Williams asks good questions about contemporary zeal for change. But there are questions to ask of his critique as well. When it comes to tackling injustice, many Christians have…
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Video: Snowflakes are the Jewels of Winter
On a winter morning they fall gracefully from the sky. Snowflakes – some of the most beautiful works of art to adorn planet earth. But how do these extraordinary creations…
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