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Fundamentalism: A monumental waste of time…

It’s not all good, man... (on the decline of the church)

How worship music became the soundtrack of the political right…

Abortion, Israel, and homosexuality top clergy’s political topics…

The five main takeaways from Pope Leo’s encyclical on AI…

Gen Z’s incompetent converts…

Wolves in the church…

Texas Senate race pits the Christian right vs. the Christian left…

If I were a young earth creationist…

Will we sing in heaven?

What do you do when you can’t care about every issue?

Saved by bad art…

All Christians should listen to Pope Leo on AI…

Why should Christians care about quantum physics?

Why one theologian changed his mind about women in leadership…

The life of Oswald Chambers…

 

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6 Responses

  1. Captain Kevin says:

    “I really see it as like there’s territory, and God wants to have influence over territory, and our job as Christians is to pray and to worship and to speak God’s Word over territories so that he could have his dominion,” she said.

    As a worship leader, I’m not sure whether to laugh, cry or scream.

  2. bob1 says:

    CK,

    Maybe all three!

    That quote makes me want to hurl.

  3. Robin says:

    I miss Mine Yaconelli and the Wittenberg Door

  4. Muff Potter says:

    We’ve got an administration robbing us blind, getting us into another war, and they’re worried about homosexuality ?

  5. Michael says:

    Robin,

    Me too…loved that magazine…

  6. bob1 says:

    Also miss the Door. Met Yaconelli and a couple of others at a conference. They were poking fun at a cool evangelical power couple that were the couple dujour.

    Funniest thing I remember was in one of the issues, in the letters to the editors section, a small photo of Yaconelli with a bar of soap in his mouth — as I recall, a letter writer was reprimanding him for one or another fundy shibboleth he wasn’t following…

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