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Read MoreThe Church in the Third Millennium: Beyond Congregationalism
If the mistake of Catholicism is to make the boundaries of the church too big, then the mistake of congregationalism is to make them too small.
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Read More“Here No Lasting City”: New Calvinism & the Dangers of City Renewal
New Calvinism and its focus on city renewal is sweeping the nation. Will this philosophy be good for the church in the city in the long run?
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Read MoreBroken Cisterns: Why the Divided Church Has Little to Offer
When the church looks outside herself for solutions, she does so because she is blind to the fact that “all the fullness dwells in her.” She is blind because she is divided, and that is to our shame.
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Read MoreThe Theology of Praise or, “Why Modern Worship Music Leaves Most Men Flat”
Our spiritual act of worship is first an expression of our thanks, our praise, and our blessing, before it is an expression of our feelings of love. When that order gets reversed, most men tune out.
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Read MoreThe Church in the Third Millennium: Beyond the Papacy
The church must return to the governmental autonomy of elders in each city, free from the episcopal oversight of regional and global bishops… and the Protestant church is no exception.
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Read MoreChrist Our Sacrament, Pt. 2
Though the body of Christ is glorious in that it bore our sins, the blood of Christ is even more glorious (if that is possible!) because it bears His life!
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Read MoreChrist Our Sacrament, Pt. 1
There are two sacraments left to us by our Lord, one he established on his last night and one he gave to the disciples in his last instructions. They are the last things of Jesus, but are of first importance to us.
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Read MoreSealed with the Holy Spirit of Promise
The Old Covenant contained many excellent promises from the Father, but the New Covenant contains the greatest and most important promise of all: the seal of the Holy Spirit
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Thou Our Father, Christ Our Brother
Tim Dean and Nate Jenkins discuss the proper way a Christian can describe and understand his or her relation to Christ, and what implications our thinking about those matters have for worship.
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Move Mother’s Day out of the Church, into the Home
If someone feels like celebrating their mother, they have a house in which to observe Mother’s Day.
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The Church in the Third Millennium: Beyond Congregationalism
If the mistake of Catholicism is to make the boundaries of the church too big, then the mistake of congregationalism is to make them too small.
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Saltiness and City Renewal
How does the Gospel Society differ from the Social Gospel? And are Christians called to redeem culture, or to preserve it?
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“Here No Lasting City”: New Calvinism & the Dangers of City Renewal
New Calvinism and its focus on city renewal is sweeping the nation. Will this philosophy be good for the church in the city in the long run?
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The Kingdom Work Requires the Grace of Each Member
When we are called to pray,”Thy Kingdom come, Thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven” then we will need the whole body of Christ to accomplish this work.
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The Gifts of Grace are Best Realized in a Unified Church
Grace has been deposited, not into the atmosphere, but into the individual members of the body of Christ. The fullest expression of Deity will be seen when we see the fullest expression of the body.
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