In Consuming Jesus, Paul Metzger argues that the evangelical movement needs reform.
How did we get to the current situation in the evangelical church? Metzger argues that three historical themes converged to make
The final version of my thesis includes this paragraph:
Theocentric preaching does not begin with the inexhaustible demands of the human condition; it begins with the sufficiency of God. Rather than dwelling in
Via Justin Taylor, a profound and moving six-minute video called 99 Balloons:
Eliot was born with an undeveloped lung, a heart with a hole in it and DNA that placed faulty information
I think that almost every preacher can relate to this post:
I have a recurring dream that I am sure many preachers have. I am up front, talking, and people are leaving. Not
Paul Metzger has a new book coming out next month called Consuming Jesus. Metzger is concerned that, without knowing it, evangelicals have become insensitive to issues of race and class divisions within the
