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4 Steps to a Friendlier Church (The G.I.F.T. Plan)
Genuine friendships are becoming more rare – and thus, of greater perceived value – than any other aspect of modern church life.
by Karl Vaters|
Humor
How to Survive the Sermon When Your Pastor Goes Off-Script
Brace yourself. Improv is coming.
Cort Gatliff|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
Weekend Edition—July 15, 2016
Race, Russia's bad law, Church cookouts, church signs, and more!
Ed Stetzer|
CT Pastors
The Lord's Supper Is a Rehearsal Dinner
When we partake in communion, we're practicing for something big.
Derek Rishmawy|
The Sacred Ritual of Church Suppers and Snacks
By honoring the gift of food, we honor the body of Christ.
Rachel Marie Stone|
CT Pastors
Feasting and Fellowship in the Age of Food Allergies
Eating can be a source of fellowship—but in a fallen and allergy-ridden world, it can also present challenges.
Hannah Anderson and Dan Darling|
The Awkward Feast of My 'Ideal' Church
Community life—and community eating—is laborious and glorious.
Christiana Peterson|
News
Where Evangelicals Stand on Transgender Morality
LifeWay Research looks at how Americans feel about changing genders.
Lisa Cannon Green - Facts & Trends|
The Church Usher's Vital Priestly Role
How the keepers of God's house show us his welcome.
Derek Rishmawy|
Quick to Listen | 32 min
What Black Christians Need from White Christians Now
CT Editors |
Five Ways to Respond to Mansplaining
You’ve been invited to the table for a reason, and your team needs to hear what you have to say.
Jenni Catron|
Blog Forum | The Exchange
Learning to Recognize the Shepherd’s Voice
No one matures as a disciple on their own.
Carol Pipes|
News
Pew: Most Evangelicals Will Vote Trump, But Not For Trump
With half of voters dissatisfied with both presidential candidates, white evangelicals primarily plan to oppose Clinton.
Sarah Eekhoff Zylstra|
Entertainment
Ghostbusters
I ain't afraid of no ghosts.
Alissa Wilkinson|
CT Pastors
Thriving in a Bi-Vocational Role
5 pieces of advice I could have used when I started.
Rob O’Lynn|
Speaking Out
Christians Don't Want to Stop Serving Their LGBT Neighbors
A balanced take on the gay rights-religious freedom debate requires an understanding of complicity.
Duane Litfin|
CT Pastors | Editor's Choice
Our Best on Ministry’s Assorted Relationships
Tools to help clarify your many relationships.
Marshall Shelley|
News
Emojis Reveal How Minorities Tweet the Bible Differently
Here are the Top 10 verses shared on Twitter with darker vs. lighter skin tones.
Stephen Smith|
The Other Christian Nation
A cozy relationship between church and state has lasting implications.
Andrey Shirin|
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Let's Be Honest: Labor Is Trauma
As a doula and a mother, I know from experience that labor requires intense suffering.
Rachel Marie Stone|

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

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