The moment a congregation starts to feel like a captive audience, they start making other plans. It might take a while, but they always find the door. The first sign is when they start warning their
What is this for — the sermon, the business, the work God put in front of you today? Somewhere underneath the doing, there's a want. Maybe a full sanctuary.
There's a problem hiding in plain sight — on the coffee table, on the phone in your hand. A generation of Christians can name every child on a reality
You can't see the Holy Spirit. Neither can I. And that's exactly why so many Christians would rather live under a rule than trust a Spirit
The Pharisees told a man Jesus had just healed, "It is not lawful for thee to carry thy bed." And you know what? They were right. Nehemiah says
There's a pool in John 5 called Bethesda, which means house of mercy. An angel troubles the water at a certain season, and whoever steps in first gets
You know the type. Every critique is met with "we need to extend grace." Every concern is reframed as a lack of love. Every doctrinal line drawn is
Words are cheap. You've seen it on a church marquee: "Come as you are." And in one sense it's true — the gospel invitation is
Watch people long enough and you'll see it everywhere. The car they drive. The neighborhood they chose. The brand on the hat. The silence that says I'
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