Rummaging through books at a local thrift shop in town I discovered one with the catchy title: The Betrayal: The Lost Life of Jesus by the archaeologists Kathleen O’Neal Gear and W. Michael Gear. The book is a novel that presents an “alternate life of Jesus,” a life which was supposedly well documented in antiquity but has […]
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Bob Thompson (D. Min.) is a good friend and trusted mentor of mine. I asked him if he would kindly pen a brief explanation about the mainline church which answered the oft asked question: “What is a mainline church?” Bob is pastor of Corinth Reformed Church (UCC) in Hickory, NC where he has ministered for
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I was reading just this week a pamphlet that I received in the mail urging Christians to get involved in the political process for the good of our nation. Here’s one quote: Many Christians are praying for and expecting revival. While it is true that God has already given America three national revivals in the
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A couple of months ago my family sat down at home and watched Disney’s new hit movie “Frozen.” It landed in stores not long ago in March and made a splash for its divergence from the standard prince-saves-princess romantic story line everyone has come to expect in Disney princess films. Nadia Ali writes in an
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Why do so many young people today walk away from their church roots? The answer is most likely not what you think. A recent article by Larry Taunton, founder of Fixed-Point Foundation, a group that “is dedicated to exploring those ideas that shape culture,” suggested that the main reason many young poeple embrace atheism is because of bad church
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Darren Aronofsky’s movie “Noah” hit theaters on the 28th of March and is making a big splash in evangelical circles. Despite complaints, it was still number one on it’s opening weekend. I have not yet seen the film myself, but several of my friends have and online reviews already abound. News outlets like The Huffington Post,
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