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Does church authority (leaders) nullify Christ's authority?
No one among the church outright desires to usurp Christ’s authority. Everyone – if asked – would profess that they desire to live under the rule of Jesus Christ as Master and Lord of their life. However, that does not mean that we always succeed in living “under Christ’s archy.” (Where have I heard that…
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Bible Study Paths April 2010 Issue Posted
The new April 2010 issue of Bible Study Paths has been posted. This month we feature: Mission/Ministry: World Prayr Editor’s Table: Where is the Encouragement? Back Roads in God’s Kingdom Youth/Young Adults: Erin McClelland (carried over from March) Bible Q & A: Henry Neufeld on 1 Timothy 4
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The Importance of the Local Church
Bob LaRochelle (Crossing the Street, So Much Older Then …) points us to an interview with Rev. Loren Mead, founder of the Alban Institute, in which he talks about the importance of the local church. Here’s a taste: What I saw was a church that largely discounted the life of the local congregation. At the…
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Distracted from Discipleship – Blog from author Allan R. Bevere
Energion Publications’ author, Allan R. Bevere hit a bullseye today with his blog, Distracted from Discipleship: A Lectionary Reflection on Matthew 22:1-14. Dr Bevere writes: I am convinced that the number one problem in the Western church today is that we are not very good at making disciples of Jesus Christ. We are too distracted with…
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I Am an Evangelical – Of a Liberal Sort!
The word “evangelical” has taken on negative connotations in many circles. While it has traditionally been used (in the United States) to designate conservative Protestants who are Biblicist in their reading of the Bible (insists that the Bible is inerrant/infallible) and believe that one’s salvation is dependent on affirming Jesus as one’s savior and lord….
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Response to "Prayer is Not Enough" Part 2
In the first part of my response to Steve Kindle’s article on the recent school shooting in Florida, I talked about some of the factors that make this issue so divisive and difficult even to the point that there is disagreement over the actual problem. Along those lines I would point out that since part…
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