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Why I Am (Not) a Christian

Corey Farr
May 1, 2020
Church Life, Interfaith, Theology
I know I love Jesus, I know Jesus changed my life, I know I want to follow him, but I also know there are lots of things people consider “essential” that I find myself unsure about.

It’s time to review our recent Middle East history and recalibrate our reactions

Jim Hooker
August 6, 2014
General, Global
15
AUG 6, 2014 | BY: JIM HOOKER -- I got up this morning thinking about writing a blog post about the horrible carnage taking place in...

Christians: There’s only ONE side to pick in Israel vs. Palestine

Matt Darvas
August 1, 2014
General, Global
171
AUG 1, 2014 | BY: MATT DARVAS -- When my wife and I visited Israel and the Palestinian Territories last year as part of a study...

Slit Throats and Strange Bedfellows

John Watson
March 11, 2014
Church Life, General, Theology
27
MAR 11, 2014 | BY: JOHN WATSON -- The Jews and Muslims in Britain are up in arms. And it’s not because of one another. They're...

Churches Need to Call a “Gang Truce” in Order to Reach Youth

Romal J. Tune
March 7, 2014
Church Life, General, Theology
3
MAR 7, 2014 | BY: ROMAL TUNE -- In many urban centers similar to where I grew up, churches are dealing with one or possibly...

Fat Tuesday and Skinny Wednesday

Shane Claiborne
March 5, 2014
Church Life, General, Theology
7
MAR 5, 2014 | BY: SHANE CLAIBORNE -- “What’s the difference between a flute and a stick in the mud?” our priest asked on Sunday...

Peace for the Little Town of Bethlehem

Jim Hooker
December 24, 2013
General, Global
DEC 24, 2013 | BY: JIM HOOKER -- As Christmas nears and I hear all the traditional music, I think back to this past August when my wife...

Six Things I Wish Christians Would Stop Doing

Stephen Mattson
December 22, 2013
Church Life, General
146
DEC 22, 2013 | BY: STEPHEN MATTSON -- Christians have some annoying habits. Here are six things I wish they would stop doing: Arguing...

I No Longer Care What Kind of Christian You Are—As Long As You’re Christian

Stephen Mattson
November 21, 2013
Church Life, General, Theology
6
NOV 21, 2013 | BY: STEPHEN MATTSON -- Many Christian parents are now pleased simply to have their children attend any Christian...

Muslims, Christians, Jews, and Peace (Part 2)

Brian McLaren
October 9, 2013
General, Global
2
OCT 9, 2013 | BY: BRIAN MCLAREN -- If we want to move beyond the vicious cycles of offense and revenge that dominate the status quo - and result...
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