Friendship is a choice (or, how the church teaches me to love)
What would you give your life for? Your kids? Your spouse? Your family? Would you give your life for people you don’t know? People forced into prostitution in Bangalore, or
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How to have a spiritual conversation in Starbucks without feeling weird about it
Here’s a fact: A real Christian is never going to look like the rest of the world. Never. We are peculiar people, and that isn’t just my opinion. The KJV
Five Marks of Great Accountability (or, Who is your Nathan?)
David was what we might call a high-functioning sinner. Tons of talent. A mighty warrior. Obviously charismatic (he attracted thousands of people). God’s choice to lead Israel. And also (by
The rise of Methodism and fruit that lasts
I’ve been thinking a good deal lately about how the Holy Spirit actually shows up. As I said in this post, I suspect much of what we attribute to the
Transparency is the new black (or, why every church ought to make room for testimonies in worship)
It could be the imagination of a pastor who thinks her people are just the best but I would have to say that if there’s one thing we’ve done right
Two Words for Healthy Community: Trust and Freedom
Reputable organizational developers agree on this: trust breeds organizational health; without it, an organization has nothing on which to build. Trust is the foundation on which sustainable strategies are built
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