The Unshared Cup: Sitting Out Communion Before the King
At the service in Westminster Abbey marking King Charles III’s first inauguration of the Church of England’s General Synod, he could face a protest by ‘orthodox members’ refusing to take Holy Communion if they take the advice of campaign group Anglican Futures. The Church’s media
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When Anna Dunsbergen enrolled at the University of Northern Iowa (UNI) as a freshman, she planned to become a teacher, not a worship leader. In high school, she had sung in both school and church choirs, and had some basic guitar skills, but didn’t aspire to serve as a church mus
Some Language Changes Come from Sin. Others Are Natural.
Language change gets our attention mainly, I think, when it is controversial. Even openly non-Christian and self-confessedly liberal journalist Nicholas Kristof of The New York Times has expressed alarm at the ideological attempts at language change that have been so divisive in
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Tears welled up in Sunitha Rani’s eyes and her voice softened as she recounted the agonizing wait her family had to endure to secure a grave plot for her husband, who died at age 66 last year. Rani and her children wanted to bury John Sukumar in the southern Indian city of Hydera
Building a Workplace Where People Flourish (with Landon Hobson)
What happens when a seminary-trained economist takes over a pet-products plant? Landon Hobson, CEO of Cosmos Corporation, shares how paid mission days, a book club, and a ‘make the coffee’ ethic help ordinary workers flourish.
The Missing Piece in John Mark Comer’s Quiet Time
‘Into the Quiet’ effectively critiques the ills of our hectic cultural moment, but it also promotes a spirituality that could quickly become disconnected from Scripture.
What Does It Mean to Be Human?: 12 Theses Answer a Pressing Question
Learning about a Christian theological anthropology is no mere academic exercise. It gets to the heart of who we are, explains our daily experience, and pushes us toward the love of neighbor and the common good.
Christian Pilot Who Prayed Lord’s Prayer Before Fatal Florida Plane Crash Remembered for Powerful Faith
The heartbreaking final moments of a Florida plane crash that claimed nine lives have taken on an even deeper significance as new details emerge about the Christian pilot who reportedly turned to prayer before the aircraft plunged to the ground. Capt. Jeff Gregory, 55, was a devo
Ligonier’s New AI Tool Has a Boundary: It Cannot Replace Your Pastor
Artificial intelligence can generate an answer to a Bible question in seconds. Ligonier Ministries wants its new app to recognize when it needs to stop answering. As AI tools move into increasingly personal conversations, the ministry’s president and CEO, Chris Larson, is calling
Your Church May Know Less Bible Than You Think (And What to Do About It)
A new survey indicates Christians have succumbed to the general literacy crisis of the culture. The ‘people of the Book’ don’t read it.
