Are these Mark Driscoll’s best days?
What we need is a death worthy of repentance. We believe in a God of Second Chances. Forgiveness is the centerpiece of our gospel; repentance is our response. For real repentance
What we need is a death worthy of repentance. We believe in a God of Second Chances. Forgiveness is the centerpiece of our gospel; repentance is our response. For real repentance
I am beginning to think it really was a sign from God. I found it in front of The Holy House of Prayer of Jesus Christ (Elder William Butler, presiding).
“As of today, I am responsible for 18,617 abortions.” I’m not sure how she knew. I’m not sure I believed it when she first told me. I had no idea
Two years after the Israelites were delivered from slavery in Egypt, they stood with toes touching the border of the land God promised them. Two years after they’d walked out
When you’ve seen one, the next one becomes easier to spot. That’s how C. S. Lewis begins to describe (in his seminal work, Mere Christianity) a new kind of person —
(Today, I revisit a piece first posted in 2012, with the prayer that it inspires fresh thoughts about hell, hope and the enemy of our souls.) The first time I
A few years ago, an architect came to spend the day with us at Mosaic. He spent the morning listening as we shared with him what we loved about our
Total strangers are teaching our kids total lies about sex, love and covenant. Never mind what the culture and their favorite shows are conveying. Statistics tell us that as many
Sex has been very much in the news lately, in one way or another. What it is, what it isn’t, what’s holy, what we’re designed for and what we aren’t.
It seems to come in waves. Some weeks (months, even), I have no conversations at all about women in ministry or church leadership. Other weeks, it is a theme. Since
Here is truth: God has power to kill shame, flatten sin and resurrect people. And he has power to resurrect what for all the world looks like death in your
Times like this, wouldn’t you like to know what God thinks? I’m thinking about that as I reflect on the Supreme Court’s ruling on whether or not same-sex marriages are