Guaranteed church growth
Michael Haykin writes a thoughtful post on our tendency to depend on models for what God alone can give:
Most recently, this arrogance can be seen in those who would argue that one
Church
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,
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