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Died: Doug Coe, Humble Faith in the Halls of Power
His Fellowship is the force behind DC discipleship and the National Prayer Breakfast.
Kate Shellnutt|
CT Pastors |
Boring Church Services Changed My Life
While I fought to keep my eyes open, the gospel pressed deep into my heart.
Daniel Darling |
Sponsored by the NHCLC
Five 'Greats' for Leaders of Hispanic Churches
Don’t give in to the lie that your congregation cannot do great things for God.
Julio S. Guarneri|
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News
How Black and White Christians Do Discipleship Differently
Survey: African Americans value spiritual formation in community, while whites prefer the opposite.
Kate Shellnutt|
Book Review
7 Boring Ways the Church Can Change the World
Honestly, it’s nothing radical.
Brett McCracken|
Book Awards
What Happens when Churches Read Together
We need to read the Bible, certainly—but also history, literature, current events, and everything else under the sun.
C. Christopher Smith|
Surviving the Wasteland of Faith
Years after my dramatic, unlikely conversion, it seemed God had gone silent.
Barbara Bradley Hagerty|
Where We Stand
The Grace of Church Discipline
We do no one any favors if we ignore or downplay core beliefs.
Mark Galli|
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Theology
Ten Reasons Why Theology Matters
Most Christians agree theology is important, but can't articulate why. These reasons can help.
David W. Congdon and W. Travis McMaken|
Blog Forum | Pivot
5 Simple Steps to Recruit Volunteers In a Small Church
It's hard to disciple people when you can't even find volunteers. This simple process can help small churches do both better.
by Karl Vaters|
Ann Voskamp: We Must Trade Charity for Solidarity
An excerpt from The Broken Way
Ann Voskamp|
CT Pastors
The Pastoral Work of Reshaping Imaginations
Five tools to help your people combat the lie that they aren't loved by God.
Mandy Smith|
Excerpt
Why God Doesn’t Let Us In On Everything
An excerpt from 'Humble Roots.'
Hannah Anderson|
Re-Word
You Are the Manure of the Earth
Jesus' metaphor about salt was actually about fertilizer.
Anthony B. Bradley|
Discipleship
The Future of the Church Is Analog, Not Digital
New communications technology lets us preach to millions. It’s time to unplug most of it.
Read Mercer Schuchardt|
Interview
Stop Snacking on ‘Scripture McNuggets’
A Bible expert diagnoses the bad habits that keep us from feasting on God’s Word.
Interview by Drew Dyck|
Re-Word
I Once Was Blind But Now... I’m Still Blind
Discovering hope and healing for fallible followers through Jesus’ faithfulness in the Gospel of Mark.
Wesley Hill|
From the President
How My Stereotype of Ex-Convicts Was Blown to Bits
Christianity Today President and CEO shares the joys and challenges of post-prison ministry.
Harold B. Smith|
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Why I’m Not a World-Changer
In my middle-age years, I’ve traded revolution for good old-fashioned faithfulness.
Michelle Van Loon|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
Saturday is for Seminars—Church Planting Leaders and The Defenders Apologetics Conference in Chicago
CPLF and the Defenders Conference
Ed Stetzer|

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Why the NYC pastor’s goal is “to winsomely offend everybody.”

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