Reordering the church
I picked up an old book last night and was surprised by how much it described what’s happening today. The book describes the view that “the Church herself may be a hindrance,
Church
Reordering the Christian life
A paperback copy of Paul Louis Metzger’s Consuming Jesus arrived in the mail a couple of weeks ago to replace the Word document I’ve been using. I’ve been blogging through
Still looking for Jephthah
This post is going somewhere. Stick with me for a minute.
Last week I spent some time in the strange story of Jephthah in the book of Judges (chapters 10-11). Jephthah is the
Evangelicalism’s uneasy conscience
My latest column at Christian Week:
Sixty years ago, Carl Henry, “the father of modern fundamentalism,” wrote a book expressing concern with the direction of evangelicalism. Reading Henry’s book, The Uneasy Conscience
Transforming the consumer church
I’ve been blogging through the first couple of chapters of Paul Metzger’s book Consuming Jesus. So far, Metzger has been raising some familiar concerns. The evangelical church isn’t what it