US migrants are much more likely to have a religious identity than the American-born population.
Losing My Religion
A good friend of mine recently confessed, “I am giving up on organized religion.” He had been in an Episcopal parish that had torn itself apart over issues of human sexuality, with many conservatives splitting off to form a new congregation. It didn’t help his attitude that the new congregation soon split again.
The Call of the Road: Gathering of Nomads
A group of traveing domestic missionaries is reaching out to Americans who have adpte a nomadic lifestyle.
I Wish Someone Had Told Me
One of the benefits of aging is gaining a clear sense of what you wish you would have known when you were younger
Answering 2 Objections to Sola Scriptura
Tim Challies consider two of the most typical objections to sola Scriptura, the Protestant position on where ultimate authority over the church is located.
Truth Points Toward Protestantism
Nadya William reviews Gavin Ortlund's book, What It Means to Be Protestant.
Benefits of Being a Good Neighbor
What neighborhoods need is good neighbors—the kind who greet us, know our names, and invite us over for meals.
Srong Encouragment from the Apostle Paul to Pray Today for Your Church
Paul Miller’s book, A Praying Life, is one of my favorite books on prayer. Miller’s summary of Paul’s words about praying for other believers regularly challenges me to pray for my church. Perhaps they will move you in that direction toward your church today, too....
Your Holy Deeds Are Not Filthy Rags
John Piper urges his readers to bukle up because he's going to pack a lot into a very short space i this article — a kind of mini-theology of good works, how they relate to faith, how they relate to rewards, how they relate to prayer.
Christian Movies Useful as Discipleship and Evangelism Tool, Churchgoers Say
Most churchgoers say they have watched a Christian movie in the past year and agree Christian movies are effective evangelism tools.
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