
The Kids are Alright. More or Less.
They don’t see church as a value-added to their lives. Their first thoughts are of obligations, constraints, conflict. More in their already hectic schedule.
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They don’t see church as a value-added to their lives. Their first thoughts are of obligations, constraints, conflict. More in their already hectic schedule.
Did young Christians in the 1980s marry early because they wanted to have sex within the bounds of marriage? Absolutely!
I’m wondering how or if we can hold on to something like Michelle Obama’s hopeful call while also engaging with a vile man doing all
People have asked about what I’m doing. Here are a couple things I’ve become involved with. First, I add my obligatory Reformed-humility caveat. Of course
As a Pilate disliker, I always resented his presence in the creeds. He felt like such an inappropriate presence, a festering sliver, an interloper.
When I think of what the “church growth movement” gave me, my answers would be anxiety, shame, fear of failure, resentment, and a few other
In our transgender friends, there is something more, something surprising to many, but that has been there all along, and is an essential part of
Picture this scene. It’s the late 1980s. My wife and I are co-pastoring a small church in a rural hamlet in upstate New York. We
I don’t remember enough geometry to know if Venn diagrams and tangents are connected in any formal way.