Book Review: No Little Women by Amiee Byrd
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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Advent and the Nature of Time and Space
If you are serious about your Christian identity, having a Liturgical calendar that you faithfully abide by, especially in a world that constantly bombards you with advertisements and identity politics, is especially helpful. In other words, consistently observing things like Lent and Advent can help you solidify your identity as a Christian in ways that help insulate you against a world that is always trying to tell you who you are and how you should act.
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Calling All Writers!
The Reformed Margins team is looking for writers who want to join the team as guest contributors.
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The Value of My Korean Cultural Identity
“What I had considered as my disadvantages were actually gifts from God that I could use to serve the church.” – Eunjin Kim
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“White Theology”? (Part Three)
Does contextual theology hinder missions? Most importantly for Evangelicals, does it lead to relativism?
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Book Review: One Gospel for All Nations by Jackson Wu
What is the “biblical” approach to contextualization? Read and see how Jackson Wu’s latest work addresses this important topic.
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Does God Redeem Us from Our Culture? (Part 2)
Since God has redeemed us out of our cultures, how then are we to live? Mark Jeong shows a third way between assimilation and rejection of culture.
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Does God Redeem Us from Our Culture? (Part 1)
Much has been said about how the church should either transform culture or reject culture. But what does it mean for God to redeem us “out of” culture?
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