- 03/20/2012
NC Megachurch Pastor: Modern Day Prophets Exist, but Different Than Old Testament Ones
Are there modern day prophets? J.D. Greear, pastor of The Summit Church in North Carolina, believes there are, but that they are different from Old Testament prophets.
- 03/19/2012
How to Build Church Community Organically, Without Rigid Structures
One of the keys to life-giving community is the ability to cultivate community in a natural sense, says a pastor at Mars Hill Church in Seattle, Wash. Oftentimes churches try to force community through rigid structure in small groups
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03/18/2012Theologians Debate Calvinism Amid Calvinist Resurgence
Two prominent theologians took opposite sides and debated the theological system of Calvinism, which is experiencing a resurgence in church culture, on "The Exchange" webshow this past week.
- 03/16/2012
Feminist Theologian Claims We Can't Be Sure Jesus Was Male
A feminist theologian is claiming that Jesus may have been a hermaphrodite.
- 03/16/2012
Painter Finds Jesus Face on Barn Wall in England
A decorator in England claims to have uncovered the face of Jesus. Sam Dalby, a 37-year-old, self-employed painter and decorator, was in the midst of working on a barn conversion in North Yorkshire when he said he found the surprising image on the wall.
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Atheist Group to Hold 'Freethought' Festival, Concert at Military Base
Atheists represent less than 1 percent of the population of the U.S. military, but at the end of this month they will be holding a public festival and rock concert to celebrate "freethought" (atheism, humanism and skepticism) on one of the largest military bases in the U.S.
- 03/15/2012
Author: Christians Focus on the Wrong People at Easter
A Christian author and ministry leader says this Easter season the church should focus on the de-churched, not the un-churched.
- 03/15/2012
Too Much 'Me' Focus in Evangelical Community, Says Gospel Project Editor
There is too much of a "me" focus in evangelical Christianity today, said an editor of The Gospel Project and author of Counterfeit Gospels: Rediscovering the Good News in a World of False Hope (2011).
- 03/14/2012
Atheist Group Wants More Religious Diversity in US Military Chaplaincy
An atheist group says there is a religious diversity problem in the U.S. military. But a former Navy chaplain disagrees, saying that non-Christian chaplains are already statistically represented or even overrepresented in the military.
- 03/13/2012
Russian Region Bans 'Homosexual Propaganda,' but Some Details Still Vague
A new law against "homosexual propaganda" went into effect this week in St. Petersburg, Russia after being signed by Governor Georgy Poltavchenko on March 7.
- 03/12/2012
Portland Couple Awarded $2.9M in Wrongful Birth Case; Say They Would Have Aborted Child
A jury in Portland, Ore., awarded a couple $2.9 million dollars on Friday for the "wrongful birth" of their daughter who has Down syndrome.
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03/11/2012NC Megachurch Pastor: God Cares About How and Where You Work
Many Christians think that they can't serve the Kingdom of God at work, but that's not true, says a North Carolina megachurch pastor.
- 03/09/2012
Should Churches Go 'All Out' Marketing Easter Services?
With Easter now a month away, many churches are preparing for their upcoming services. And to help, the website ChurchMarketingSucks.com is providing tips, branding designs, billboard ideas, card and flyers for churches to market themselves for Easter. But some are not so sure whether churches should go "all out."
- 03/09/2012
Megachurch Pastor: We're Living in a New Movement With Potential for Revival
Is the church entering a new season of revival? Pastor Mark Driscoll of Mars Hill Church believes so. "It's my belief that we're living in a new movement"
- 03/08/2012
Family Expert on Studies: Same-Sex Parenting Does Affect Children
Recent studies claiming children raised by lesbian couples are no different than children raised by a mother and a father are flawed, according to a marriage and family expert at Focus on the Family.
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