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Tag Archives: church
Identity Crisis
*Posted by Winston Hottman Driving around town the other day I noticed a bumper sticker with a very simple message: “Not a Republican.” I’ve come across bumper stickers like this before, representing a broad spectrum of viewpoints on various cultural … Continue reading
Real Discipleship
*Posted by Andrew Hebert
A Tense Observation about Church in a Free Market Society
*Posted by Barry Creamer I’ve thought for years about whether it would be a good idea to remove “non-profit” or “not-for-profit” from the American church’s galaxy of essential attributes. A church with a “for-profit” status would still exist intentionally for … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Economics, Ethics, Ministry, Politics
Tagged church, free market, non-profit, tax exempt status, virtue
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Why Church Architecture Matters
It’s not the outside that matters. It’s what is on the inside. Right? How important, then, are church buildings? In an article entitled Buildings Matter Because Bodies Matter, Matt Anderson discusses the importance of architecture in the life of the … Continue reading
Theology and Culture (7): Vocation
*Posted by Bruce Ashford. For part six of this series, click here. The notion of vocation (calling) is significant to any discussion of theology and culture because all of a Christian’s vocations are at the intersection of theology and culture. In … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Spirituality, Culture, Ethics, Family, Ministry, Theology
Tagged Christian calling, Christian responsibility, Christian vocation, church, family, ministry, workplace
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Can Seminary and the Local Church be Friends?
*Posted by Everett Berry I have heard pastors, laymen, or other church leaders say that “if you attend a cemetery… I mean seminary…, you might graduate but at the expense of any real fervor for the Lord.” Now unfortunately, I … Continue reading
