WHERE MINORITY MEETS REFORMED
There are precious lessons from the Chinese Evangelical community that we shouldn’t leave behind. Here are some reflections on a major Chinese missions conference and prayer points for the American Chinese church.
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Was it just me or was a big question largely left unanswered? Here are a few of my (very late) reflections on T4G’s “The Future of the Asian American Church” gathering along with a gentle push for further reflection.
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What does it mean to be a Christian woman? Amiee Byrd’s latest book addresses this important topic and offers us her wisdom on the value of women in the church.
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Neo-Evangelicalism was originally intended to combat religious liberalism. In doing so, she might now be overly characterized by fear.
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Before we can enter into meaningful discussions about race we must be realistic about the people having those conversations.
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What are some practical ways song leaders can best craft worship services that teach the mind and minister to the heart?
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Is there a way forward for worship music? Thankfully, many artists have provided congregations with theologically powerful songs to sing in worship.
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What makes a song poisonous? A second look at the songs we sing in worship.
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If the content of the songs we sing in worship matters, shouldn’t we expect more from the songwriters serving the church?
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Pastors and ministry leaders must be constantly on guard against making a shipwreck of their faith. Here is a simple way to avoid burnout and avoid sin.
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