Should Christians Make Mental Images of Christ?
By Daniel Nealon
While most candidates and ministers agree that we should not use images in worship, many feel less certain about the idea of inward mental images—particularly of Jesus.
While most candidates and ministers agree that we should not use images in worship, many feel less certain about the idea of inward mental images—particularly of Jesus.
How might the church better incorporate lament into worship services?
No situation is the same, but our gracious God is the constant. He writes each of our stories uniquely, but with the same goal—to know him more deeply and serve him more passionately in the local church.
Matt Giesman shares seven lessons he’s learned on the importance of trust.
How does the Bible describe the importance of passing on the faith to the next generation as a fulfillment of the Great Commission?
With a growing number of people on the autism spectrum or with other neurodiverse diagnoses, churches can take steps to understand the challenges these students face and to support them.
“If humility does not precede all that we do, our efforts are fruitless.”
Rather than a spiritual lifehack, perhaps God is using your hardship to cultivate in you a gritty persistence in prayer.
Thanks be to God, who, by his Word and Spirit – and through the passage of time – heals our wounds.
Thiago Silva shares about the danger of an inward facing church, and the ever-important call to “go and make disciples.”