Monthly Archives: September 2010

When Being “Discerning” Isn’t, Part 1

One of the things that bothers me most about living in a culture mired in spotlights is the sheer number of forums and opportunities available to say or do something foolish in public. Within that subset of bother, nothing makes me slap my forehead faster than shining the spotlight on Christians who haven’t thought through [...]

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No Longer Ignoring the Economy, But…

This Christianity Today article holds out some hope for those of us who have been railing for years about the American Church’s stunning silence on economic issues: “How the Economy Became a Family Issue.” Someone with a national voice is finally speaking out. Finally! But wait…darn!…the speakers frame the conversation entirely within a political context [...]

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The Youth Ministry Problem, Part 3

In the prior two installments (Part 1, Part 2)  of this limited series, we examined the problems facing ministry to youth. Today, I want to unpack some further issues and provide answers to why we continue to lose kids and how we can not only stem that tide but reverse it. Rather than have some [...]

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