Preliminary observations from ongoing research into the history and evolution of the word “pastor” Eusebius’ magisterial work entitled Ecclesiastical History, writtenContinue reading The Use of ποιμην in Early Christian History
A Palestinian Reflection on Overcoming Injustice
Adapted from Grace Al-Zoughbi Arteen, “A Palestinian Reflection on Overcoming Injustice: Seeking a Christ-like Response in Matthew and Luke,” in SocialContinue reading A Palestinian Reflection on Overcoming Injustice
Looking to the Past to Move to the Future
The early church fascinates me; especially the practices of those Christians who were disciples of people like Paul, Peter, Barnabas,Continue reading Looking to the Past to Move to the Future
How Can Evangelicals Address Justice?
In one dark period of human history, Dietrich Bonhoeffer defined the church’s role, what he referred to as the “disciples’Continue reading How Can Evangelicals Address Justice?
Giving Our Best This Christmas
Malikah was sitting near me at the hospital recently when I asked her about her favorite Christmas song. She replied,Continue reading Giving Our Best This Christmas
Worldview: Understanding a Concept
Worldview is a term originating with the 18th century Prussian philosopher, Immanuel Kant, and it expresses the idea of howContinue reading Worldview: Understanding a Concept
Who is transforming whom? What American Christians Believe
As increasing numbers of Americans are leaving the church, a recent Barna study on the American worldview does not seemContinue reading Who is transforming whom? What American Christians Believe
A Posture for Cultural Engagement
Over the weekend, one popular Christian apologist ignited social media with remarks he made at a global conference sponsored by theContinue reading A Posture for Cultural Engagement
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