6 Questions, 4 Exhortations, and A Prophetic Whistle: A Christian’s Guide for the Coming Election
Well we are less than 48 hours to Election Day 2020. I’m sure you, like many, are ready for some respite from such a political…
The Messy Middle of Christian Cultural Engagement: Two Reasons Why Evangelicalism Continues to Fracture
When it comes to the church’s cultural engagement—how the church participates in the missio Dei—there’s not one clear and cut definition or description that Christians have…
Let My People Meet: Capitol Hill Baptist, and Inconsistent Government Rules
This is an article I co-wrote with Ed Stetzer. It originally appeared on The Exchange. In recent news, Capitol Hill Baptist Church has filed a complaint against the mayor…
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The Kingdom of God and the Supreme Court of the United States
This is an article that I co-wrote with Ed Stetzer. It originally appeared on The Exchange. The phrase, “The Kingdom of God,” has been in…
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Changes and Shifts within the American Church: Learning to Operate from the Margins of Society
This article originally appeared on The Exchange with Ed Stetzer. Growing up I loved watching the Back to the Future trilogy. I’ve found myself over the years…
The Church’s Prophetic Witness in a Post-Christian World
This post originally appeared first in Outreach Magazine and later posted to their website. We live in an interesting cultural moment. The church, which once…
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Political Partisanship in the Midst of the Crisis: What Role Does the Church Play in the Culture Wars
After almost two months of a nation-wide lockdown, states are slowly reopening—or at least some states. From all appearances, it seems the decision to “reopen”…
The Predicament Many Churches Might Face in the Coming Weeks and Months
Therefore, what churches do in the coming days, weeks, and months cannot be solely for their good—it must be for glory of God and the good of others. As God’s people, churches should seek the peace and prosperity of the states, cities, and communities in which he sent us.
