by Aaron Walling | Mar 26, 2021 | Opinion
COVID-19 changed the landscape of ministry. In the midst of this global upheaval, pastors were left scrambling to figure out how to minister in this world turned upside down. As local mandates were handed down, many churches shifted online. Seeking to be good...
by Charlie Stuart | Mar 18, 2021 | Opinion
“The Gospel” only means the path to eternal salvation in many U.S. churches. Consequently, the life and teachings of Jesus have been relegated to a non-gospel status. His revealing life story is presented as a “nice way to live” rather than a “must...
by Samuel C. Still | Mar 17, 2021 | Opinion
The American evangelical church still does not know what to do with grief. This ignorance is a result of uninformed, immature theological reflection on grief that results in clumsy and harmful pastoral care practices among both clergy and laypeople. More often than...
by John D. Pierce | Mar 16, 2021 | Opinion
Some journalists with The Atlantic were queried about their expectations for this unfolding and uncertain year. Specifically, they were asked to identify issues they will likely explore more fully in the months ahead. Staff writer Anne Applebaum is pondering the need...
by Meredith Stone | Mar 12, 2021 | Opinion
Dear sisters who have learned and grown under the ministry of Beth Moore, The tremendous impact of Beth Moore’s preaching, teaching and writing on women’s lives is undeniable. She has called women to a deeper understanding of Scripture and has invited women across the...
