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Just Marinating
So What Does It Mean to Love Your Neighbor?
A lesson in social justice from Leviticus.
Derwin L Gray|
Just Marinating
A People of Love
Who can you not forgive when you realize how much God has forgiven you?
Derwin L Gray|
Third Culture
When Disappointment Is The Best Thing For Us
Disappointment really hurts. But perhaps it hurts for an important reason.
Peter W. Chin|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
Don’t Miss These Three Markers for Discipleship
It is not fair to be frustrated that people do not reach a destination if we do not give them clear directions.
Ed Stetzer|
No Turning Back
Like Daniel, follow God regardless of who’s following you
Deborah Brunt|
CT Pastors
Andy Crouch: Four Postures Toward Culture
Christians have adopted a series of postures - condemning, critiquing, copying and consuming - toward culture. But, are these postures healthy?
CT Pastors
Hunter Beaumont: Living in the Gap
Pastoral ministry means living in the gap between theology and the marketplace.
CT Pastors
Amy L. Sherman: A Foretaste of the Kingdom
A successful marriage of faith and vocation has the capacity to bring a foretaste of God's Kingdom to earth.
CT Pastors
Amy L. Sherman: Young Adults and Vocation
The failure to teach and equip on the subject of faith and vocation is a major contributor to the young adult dropout rate in churches.
Just Marinating
More Than Just a Good Church Kid
Three paradigm shifts for student ministry.
Derwin L Gray|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
Scriptural Discipleship Principle No. 1: Maturity Is The Goal
If we don’t set a goal for spiritual growth, we will not achieve it.
Ed Stetzer|
CT Pastors
Amy L. Sherman: Discipleship and Vocation
In order for discipleship to be effective, it must address vocation.
Interview
The Most Important Thing About the Holy Spirit
J. D. Greear remembers what gets missed in secondary debates.
Interview by Jen Pollock Michel|
CT Pastors
Tom Nelson: A Robust Theology That Informs Work
We must understand the centrality of a robust theology that informs our lives and vocations.
CT Pastors
Tom Nelson: The Hidden Years of Jesus
Fundamentally, work is contribution rather than remuneration.
CT Pastors
Tom Nelson: Beginning with Vocation
We have an integral God who is an integral worker, and work is at the heart of the story.
CT Pastors
Tom Nelson: Liturgy That Affirms Work
What does Sunday liturgy look like when it celebrates vocation?
CT Pastors
Tom Nelson: The Biblical Definition of Work
"The seamless design of creation is that we would work."
Blog Forum | The Exchange
Stories of Transformation: Temple Baptist Church's Assessment Leads to Changes
Assessment is a crucial part of ministry effectiveness, and Temple Baptist Church knows that.
Ed Stetzer|
CT Pastors
Tom Nelson: The Bookends of the Bible
Genesis 1-2 and Revelation 21-22 are necessary to understanding God's purpose for our lives, and these "bookends" help narrow the "Sunday to Monday Gap."

Top Story November 10, 2020

Jon Tyson: ‘Run into the Controversy’
CT Pastors
Jon Tyson: ‘Run into the Controversy’
Why the NYC pastor’s goal is “to winsomely offend everybody.”

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