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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The Outreach team at the Red Door Church recently ordered ten subscriptions to Ligonier Ministries’ very popular Tabletalk Magazine, a monthly, meaty devotional aimed at helping Christians grow in their knowledge of God. This month’s magazine features an article titled “Why Theological Study is for Everyone” written by a local Vermont pastor in Middletown Springs, VT. Read
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The Red Door Church has decided to do a technology campaign with a view towards providing better teaching materials to the children of the church, small groups, and for reaching the community at large. The goal is to raise $12,000. As of last week, the church has already raised out of its own pockets, nearly
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This is the question of all questions for Christianity: Did Jesus Rise? Many religious philosophers and historians believe that if you can adequately show that Jesus rose from the dead, then you can prove the whole of the Christian worldview from there. Even hard core skeptics see the crucial place of this doctrine in the
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As of this posting 50% of all Red Door Channel invites have been accepted! RightNow Media, the group who owns and operates the online video library, says that they consider 30% a big success in most churches. The in-home accessibility has been a huge plus for our members. Now, the goal will be to find
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“But in your hearts revere Christ as Lord. Always be prepared to give an answer to everyone who asks you to give the reason for the hope that you have. But do this with gentleness and respect…” (NIV)
