Missions needs encouragement
In a world full of cynics, do not underestimate the power of an encouraging word to bolster ministry.
Jacqueline Lewis, Writer
• March 8, 2016
Media covers megachurches superficially
Sarah Pineda argues that focusing on the fashion of churches misrepresents their purpose.
Sarah Pineda, Writer
• September 15, 2015
The Church’s exclusion of the Great Commission
Today’s culture of missions encourages only the “called.”
Ronald Rodriguez, Writer
• April 14, 2015
Purity culture mirrors sexual abuse
The modesty and purity movements within the evangelical church stunted a generation’s ability to face and understand their sexuality without shame.
Joe West, Writer
• March 18, 2015
I Just Kant Even
Not every sermon applies directly to our lives, and that is OK.
Logan Williams, Writer
• February 2, 2015
Missing the point of diversity
Charlie Hamedany urges readers to realize that by singling each other out by race, we are not embracing diversity, but are further widening the divide between people groups.
Charlie Hamedany, Writer
• November 5, 2014
Separating church and state benefits christians
Jessie McBirney reflects on the reasoning behind the separation of church and state.
Jessie McBirney, Writer
• October 27, 2014
How we should love
Conrad Frommelt and Catherine Streng reiterate that our differing beliefs regarding homosexuality should not be used as a justification to treat others with less dignity than they deserve.
Catherine Streng and Conrad Frommelt
• October 16, 2014
Sound doctrine most important to a church
Spencer Camp examines the elements that make up a doctrinally sound church.
Spencer Camp, Writer
• October 15, 2014
Church in too many places
Aaron Fooks discusses the reasons he believes Biola to be a church.
Aaron Fooks, Writer
• September 10, 2014