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This is the third in a three-part book review series. This examines a book seeking to pull back the curtain on intentional and malicious influencing of the Christian church by outside sources.
A book magnifying the beauty and dignity of relationships in our occupations - which urges us to answer the question, "Knowing what I know, what will I do about it?”
How I journal (and why I review it) and the call to rescue.
Lord Acton said, "Power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely." We see this warning about power even for those who are "righteous" in one of the Psalms.
Matters of fueled hatred must be replaced by meaningful, faithful humility. May we pray that leaders rise up who will repent and lead a nation to healing and unity.
After 37 years in Southern Baptist ministry, I attended my first SBC annual meeting. I wasn't disappointed. Here's my takeaways.
Here are three books that each offer some great insights. One focuses on Christian discipleship, and the other two on significant cultural issues that require a lens of wisdom to interpret.
There are over 46,000 Baptist churches in the United States - not enough for one on every street corner, but in some places, it feels like it. These congregational, down-to-earth evangelicals may hold a cultural key to influencing a post-Christian nation.
I know it's May. But we are just now throwing away our "live" Christmas tree. Watch the annual tree toss and then click over to find out why we were so late. (Hint: Easter)
