People have come to expect, and want, a hybrid world. Not entirely online, but not entirely physical: hybrid.... If any institution needs to grasp this new model, it is the Church. The Church must bring together the physical and the digital and think through such things as services, community, evangelism and discipleship accordingly. The future of the Church is that it will be, and must be, hybrid.
A Nonconservative’s Plea to Those Leaving Conservative Churches
Roger Olson sympathizes with liberal leavers, but he draws the line at liberal theology.
8 Free Tools to Help Your Ministry Succeed
You wouldn’t believe how many free tools exist to help us take our small group ministries to the next level. The challenge, at times, is finding them in the vast digital landscape of the internet! That is where this blog post comes in.
Three Different Ways to Dismiss Divine Commands
In the nearly two decades I’ve been speaking in different churches of different denominations, in different states, in different countries, and in different cultures, I’ve noticed that people (believers and non-believers alike) have a propensity to skirt the Bible’s precepts. They usually do it in one of three ways.
The Christian Life Is Church-Shaped
We’re saved to do good works in the context and under the accountability of a church.
The Flawed Followers Who Changed the World
In every age, God builds his church through ordinary people.
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