I’ve met many faithful, loving and biblically-literate Christians who solidly refuse to come into local church membership because they believe the New Testament supports no such formality. They therefore regard it as an unspiritual, worldly and legalistic
by Melissa Kruger
Years ago, I watched as my daughter careened down the hill on her bike, going too fast and not stable enough to remain upright. As she crashed to the ground I felt the urge to look away. Bare
American evangelicals are “deeply confused” about some core doctrines of the Christian
By Brad Hambrick
Millard Erickson makes an important point when he says, “The church is one of the few aspects of Christian theology that can be observed” (p. 1036 in Christian Theology). If his statement is true, then the place where theology
Many church leaders believe that talking about money in the church has to be uncomfortable—that there’s no other option.
They dread the idea of asking people for money
