Mealtime Theology: The Feeding of the 5,000
“God calls us to give bread to our neighbors and those across the world, both spiritually and literally. The only way for us to give that without losing heart is if we are feeding on the bread of life so that we are, just like the crowds, completely satisfied.”
By Alex Watlington
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“What does it mean to be human? And what’s a human for, anyway?”
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Preachers Announced for General Assembly Worship Services
The 2025 General Assembly host committee has announced who will preach for the worship services in Chattanooga.
By Andy Jones
Ezra Worship Initiative Prepares Bivocational Worship Leaders
“I walked away from Ezra with such a rich theology of worship, and I’ve left with a sense of leadership and a love for leading people into worship.”
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Where Two or Three Gather, There’s Bound to be Politics
People gather around similar interests. We create informal and formal networks of the “like-minded” who hope to influence direction and policy.
By Bob Burns
The Church and Your Neighborhood
A fundamental part of being a local church is that it is in fact, local.
By Josh Reitano
Your Pastor Needs Pastor Friends
Before I became a pastor, I could not say I was estranged from a single soul. Almost 20 years in, the list is longer than I would have ever thought bearable. It includes some of my most intimate former friends and ministry partners: people whose names are etched on major milestones in my life, and…
By Walter Henegar
