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You Might Be a Cultural Christian If: (by Jerry Corbaley)

April 3, 2013 by Guest Blogger

Jerry Corbaley blogs at Think the Thoughts? You think Jesus Christ was a good looking Caucasian with long flowing hair. You worship Jesus Christ as Savior, but not Lord. You think being rescued from the penalty of sin means that there are no consequences to the sins you commit. You think your pastor is responsible for your spiritual well-being. You pray often for the needs of the physical body, and have little appreciation for the spiritual treasure that is yours for the asking. You think that Jesus Christ would be a democrat or a republican. You think that America is liable … [Read more...] about You Might Be a Cultural Christian If: (by Jerry Corbaley)

Let’s Face It, Christian Republicans. We’ve Been Used!

April 2, 2013 by Dave Miller

It has been a remarkable phenomenon taking place in the last few years, and the tide only seems to be getting stronger. Since the halcyon days of the Moral Majority, the Republican Party has been the proud defender of "traditional family values." We knew that much of this support was tepid at best, but it was there nonetheless. The party platform opposed abortion, an unspeakable evil that must be opposed by anyone with basic moral sense. It stood for the "traditional family" against many initiatives pushed by the social progressives on the other side of the aisle. But the struggle was most … [Read more...] about Let’s Face It, Christian Republicans. We’ve Been Used!

The Church Going Full-Ninja

April 1, 2013 by Mike Leake

I had to have wasted a good hour. It was my first experience—at least that I recall—with a powerful sunbeam. I pondered the impact that this ray of light had upon our home. Its brightness exposed all of these little creatures. They looked like sea monkeys. Or floating pieces of dirt. They would soon take on a life of their own. I experimented with these dust fragments for all of five minutes. Then I did what all little boys do when confronted with invaders; I busted out my sweet ninja moves. I employed karate chop after karate chop to destroy these little minions bombarding our kitchen … [Read more...] about The Church Going Full-Ninja

Five Questions with…an IMBer Who Communicates

April 1, 2013 by Jeremy Parks

Welcome, folks, to yet another interview with an IMB worker; yes, those five-question time wasters are back despite popular demand. Lapses between interviews grow exponentially, mainly because nobody is answering my emails anymore. However, I crossed paths, virtually or literally, with someone too nice to turn me down. Fyve Legumbre works primarily as in the language learning department of the IMB. She’s been on the field, in one fashion or another, for more than 10 years and less than 25, and is a proven commodity in helping others learn and master new languages for the purpose of … [Read more...] about Five Questions with…an IMBer Who Communicates

When God Judges a Culture

April 1, 2013 by Mike Bergman

“The outcry against Sodom and Gomorrah is great and their sin is very grave…” ~ Genesis 18:20 With the gay marriage question before the Supreme Court, the media (social, news, or otherwise) outlets of our culture have seen an explosion of activity and strong opinion in both directions.  At the core of this issue is the notion of homosexuality itself, and such always seems to draw minds to the story of God’s judgment upon Sodom and Gomorrah in Genesis.  God determined to rain his judgment and wrath upon the culture of those cities because of the greatness of their sin.  A hint of this sin is … [Read more...] about When God Judges a Culture

Jesus Is Better

March 31, 2013 by Dave Miller

Thanks, Greg, for sharing this (in the comments)! I'd rather have Jesus than anything this world affords today... … [Read more...] about Jesus Is Better

Loss Leader Easter Sunday (by Dr. David Manner)

March 30, 2013 by Guest Blogger

Dr. David W. Manner is the Associate Executive Director for the Kansas-Nebraska Convention of Southern Baptists. He blogs at  http://kncsb.org/blogs/dmanner . You can follow him on Twitter:  @dwmanner.  In retail, a loss leader is the practice of offering goods or services discounted at or below cost in order to draw consumers in. The strategy is that drawing them in will hopefully lead them to buy additional items at a higher price. Churches are formulating final plans for meaningful Easter worship services at the end of this week knowing they will potentially impact more attendees than … [Read more...] about Loss Leader Easter Sunday (by Dr. David Manner)

Follow (pt. 4): Help Others Follow Jesus

March 29, 2013 by Mike Bergman

Below is part 4 (the conclusion) of an outreach and discipleship booklet I put together for my church based on an April 2013 sermon series by the same name.  You can find Part 1: Give Up Your Life for Jesus, here; Part 2: Value Jesus Above All Else, here; and Part 3: Delight in the Father’s Love, here. Help Others Follow Jesus Jesus’ first followers were a group of common tradesmen, fishermen to be exact.  They were use to long days on a boat, casting nets into the sea, and pulling in large hauls of fish.  That is, if the day went well.  It was a long, hard, dirty, smelly, sweaty … [Read more...] about Follow (pt. 4): Help Others Follow Jesus

Easter Story: Sin/Suffering, Cross, Resurrection, Ascension, New Creation (by Alan Cross)

March 29, 2013 by Guest Blogger

Alan Cross blogs at Downshore Drift.  I am thinking about this week and the story it tells in the Christian life and how we live according to an alternative reality that is rooted in Heaven and not this world. Tomorrow and Wednesday, the U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments involving the legalization of Gay Marriage in America. That is not a small issue. We debate politics, the economy, and who has power and who does not. Christians live in a world that is telling and living by a story different from what we see in Scripture. What are we to think? What are we to do? I think that the … [Read more...] about Easter Story: Sin/Suffering, Cross, Resurrection, Ascension, New Creation (by Alan Cross)

Follow (pt. 3): Know Who You Are and Delight in the Father’s Love

March 28, 2013 by Mike Bergman

Below is part 3 of an outreach and discipleship booklet I put together for my church based on an April 2013 sermon series by the same name.  You can find Part 1: Give Up Your Life for Jesus, here; and Part 2: Value Jesus Above All Else, here. To Follow Jesus, Know Who You Are and Delight in the Father’s Love[1] In Luke 15, Jesus was surrounded by two groups of people.  One was a group who disregarded God’s commands, lived how they wanted to live, and sought pleasure in whatever sins they could commit.  This group included those who became rich by robbing their very neighbors (the Roman … [Read more...] about Follow (pt. 3): Know Who You Are and Delight in the Father’s Love

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