Why 2020 Needs Advent
This Sunday, November 29th, is the first Sunday of the season of Advent. For those of you, like me, who did not grow up in a faith tradition that observed the seasons of the church calendar, Advent is the beginning…Read More→
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Five Things that Will End When Christ Returns
As the Earth ages, we know that eventually the end is near. But what does that mean for the church? Though many denominations differ in their views of when it will happen and what it will look like, these are…Read More→
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HOW TO UNITE A DIVIDED PEOPLE: 4 KEYS TO LEADING IN AN ANGRY ERA
Leading in a time of crisis has had the added stress of leading in a time of anger and division. Carey Neiuwhof gives pointers on how to unite a divided people. Read the full article HERE. If you would like…Read More→
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Sexuality Report Released to Churches, Suggests Historical Position is Already Confessional
A newly released report affirms the Christian Reformed Church’s historical position on homosexuality and offers scriptural and pastoral guidance on a range of sexual matters. Read the full article HERE. If you would like to help support our independent Christian voice, you…Read More→
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Going to church
“That yearning to gather as Christians for shared worship is admirable. Church is a communal space where we are inspired to follow Jesus and where we might have an encounter with God. We get to sing together—maybe the only place…Read More→
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Opinion: What I’ve Observed When Institutions “Apologize” and How They Can Do Better
This article sums up what I have witnessed through the years so accurately that I almost shouted “YES!” when I read it. I have often wondered why you rarely see institutions, particularly Christian ones, just take ownership and say “I’m…Read More→