Entertainment and getting more “eyes” and “ears” is the goal not substance.
Like it or not, we live in a culture that generally does not like God unless they get to decide what He’s like. It’s up to us to contextualize the gospel, and up to God to open their eyes to it. But we have to live in the culture to do that.
Jan
27
2012
Entertainment and getting more “eyes” and “ears” is the goal not substance.
Sep
20
2010
When Christians practice yoga, they must either deny the reality of what yoga represents or fail to see the contradictions between their Christian commitments and their embrace of yoga. The contradictions are not few, nor are they peripheral. The bare fact is that yoga is a spiritual discipline by which the adherent is trained to …
Mar
04
2010
Bill Stegerof the Acts 29 Network meets a lot of church planters. And he's noticed that every single one of them has a plan to reach cool, artsy, influential folks in major cities. None of them are targeting outliers. None of them are targeting rural areas populated by hillbillies and middle school dropouts. None of them are targeting declining, blue-collar cities. Considering that …
Feb
18
2010
Regarding the popular book The Shack, John Piper tips us off via Twitter of some thoughts expressed by Tim Keller (Redeemer Presbyterian Church, Manhattan NY), while Al Mohler (Southern Baptist Theological Seminary), Dr. Michael Youssef (Church of the Apostles, Atlanta), Mark Driscoll (Mars Hill Church, Seattle) and Dr Norm Geisler (Veritas Evangelical Seminary) offers their thoughts as …
Jan
11
2010
A considerable amount of ministry is funded by the generosity of successful Christians. Is the movement towards socialistic government by the current Administration putting that at risk–and more? Atlanta Christian/business author Tommy Newberry believes so and has a book called coming out Monday that explains why.
Dec
15
2009
To do Santa or not to do Santa….that is often the question faced by parents of small kids each December. So we thought we'd search out some thoughts from friends on the web. Here's the question—and a valid one, regardless of where you may come down on the question: Are we practicing a form of …