John Stonestreet and S. Michael Craven

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  Jan 25, 2011

  Is Jesus a King Without a Kingdom?

  Today when evangelicals speak of the gospel, they almost always mean, simply, the personal plan of salvation.

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  Jan 18, 2011

  Working Out Our Salvation with Love and Charity

  Our human tendency is to build theological fortresses and lob shells over the wall toward anyone who may challenge our presuppositions and beliefs.

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  Jan 11, 2011

  Modern Discipleship: Preparing for Evacuation Rather Than Occupation

  It is all too evident that biblical discipleship is either absent or woefully inadequate to producing any tangible fruit

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  Nov 25, 2010

  With Thanksgiving … Despite Other Stuff

  On this Thanksgiving Day may we acknowledge the many and abundant blessings of our Father, accompanied by a deep and sorrowful repentance for our individual, corporate, and national sins.

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  Nov 18, 2010

  Secularism and Theological Indifference: A Common Cause

  I find there is much confusion about secularism — what it is as well as its impact and origin. For some, secularism asserts the right to be free from religious rule

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  Nov 15, 2010

  Changing Culture: A Study in Cultural Engagement – Part 4

  If I am correct — and the history of the church bears this out — then the most effective approach to changing the culture in our day begins by being a faithful presence.

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  Nov 8, 2010

  Political Reflections

  It is the power of the church and not government that needs to be unleashed in America and this can begin with the simple and personal proclamation

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  Nov 8, 2010

  Changing Culture: A Study in Cultural Engagement – Part 3

  Rather than a grass-roots movement, the abortion culture was the product of a distinct worldview held by a relatively small network of people—cultural elites who possessed the credentials to shape our key culture-forming institutions.

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  Oct 28, 2010

  Changing Culture: A Study in Cultural Engagement – Part 2

  This is the problem with trying to moralize society through political coercion: good law follows the cultural and moral consensus; it cannot create it.

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  Oct 18, 2010

  Changing Culture: A Study in Cultural Engagement

  Changing from the culture of death to a culture of life. This is really an audacious statement when you think about it