A Nation on Fire Needs the Flames of the Spirit
As racism tears the country apart, the message of Pentecost can help the church find its voice.
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George Floyd Left a Gospel Legacy in Houston
As a person of peace, “Big Floyd” opened up ministry opportunities in the Third Ward housing projects. - Jun 1,
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African American Alumni Call on Jerry Falwell Jr. to Step Down
Thirty-five faith leaders who went to Liberty University released a letter criticizing the college president's rhetoric, including his recent blackface mask tweet. - Jun 1,
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Efrem Smith: White Evangelicals Need to Humble Themselves
“Allow the church that has been deemed the other, the marginalized church, to be the teacher at this moment.” - May 30,
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Supreme Court Rejects Challenge to Coronavirus Limits on Church Services
California restricting churches to 25% capacity or less than 100 worshipers “appear[s] consistent” with First Amendment, wrote Chief Justice John Roberts in 5–4 decision.
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Pastors, Printers, and the Priesthood of BelieversWithout the ministry of skilled printers, Reformers may never have found their voice.
The Revolution Will Not Be VideoedWhat Paul and Silas might have said about George Floyd and Ahmaud Arbery and Breonna Taylor and and and …
An Appeal Letter to Governor Pritzker from Illinois Faith Leaders and ChurchesGovernors care about the people; so do church leaders. We need to work together.
Understanding, Engaging, and Deploying the Generations, Part 2: The Baby BoomersThe Boomers came in the early stages of a technological and innovation revolution, which also influenced the church.
When Pastors and Pews Disagree on Churches ReopeningPastoral submission amid a pandemic: Who should Christians heed when following Romans 13 and Hebrews 13 seems to conflict?
Freedom Is Calling. So Is the Birdcage.
If Christ has set us free, why do we often still feel stuck in captivity?
Churches Streamline to Stay AfloatCOVID-19's impact and the financial fallout
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