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The Church's mission is not to confront the world and its powers, especially in a menacing tone dripping with hubris, but rather to invite the world to the banquet of

We don't simply read the Bible, the Bible reads us. Scripture examines us and penetrates beneath the well-polished surfaces of our hearts, seeing what no one but God can see.

Noted @JohnPiper yesterday published an article about the folly of Christians being single-sin-issue voters in this election, & as issuing a necessary warning to Pastors about aiming at the wrong

The LV Church clip was simply the charismatic version of the Christian Nationalism on display at Jeffress' Baptist church in Dallas. It is a deeply flawed religious impulse, making of

I don’t think this is an inconsequential quibble. We don’t ‘build the Kingdom of God’. We do proclaim the Kingdom. The Kingdom of Jesus is not identified with a nation-state,

This won't be a shock to some and many just won't care either way, but I think it needs saying. I saw a stat from @BarnaGroup and @davidkinnaman that suggested

Somewhere in the Southern Hemisphere & developing world this morning, there is 27 year old brown woman praying her heart out over an open Bible and receiving a fresh immersion

As we come to rest tonight, let us be mindful that for millions the election is a mere blip on the radar screen if anything at all. It scarcely matters.

Let's discuss this whole pro-life matter. I prefer the phrase "Human Whole-Life Ethic" Christian teaching holds that all humans, womb to tomb, regardless of gender, race, ethnicity, age, direction of

John MacArthur’s views on voting are... John MacArthur’s views. My view?A. Pastors and Christian leaders should stop telling people who to vote for & endorsing candidatesB. They should stop sounding

Americans who have lived overseas immersed a foreign culture for a lengthy period of time - say, minimum of three years - generally have a VERY different perspective on US

The average Christian in the world is not male but female, not white but brown or black, third world, not first world, far more Pentecostal than Presbyterian. The “average” Christian