John Stonestreet and S. Michael Craven

John Stonestreet and S. Michael Craven

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  • Thoughtless Faith

    Thoughtless Faith

    Do you sometimes struggle to engage with unbelievers? Do you feel ill-equipped to dialogue with those who reject faith in Jesus Christ?

  • Postmodernism: Friend or Foe?

    Postmodernism: Friend or Foe?

    There is a great deal of consternation and, I might add, confusion over the nature and impact of postmodernism.

  • Institutional Emphasis: Trusting in Man Rather Than God

    Institutional Emphasis: Trusting in Man Rather Than God

    The church, first and foremost, is not defined as an institution but as a living body comprising God\'s people.

  • Memorial Day Remembrance

    Memorial Day Remembrance

    For more than two centuries, America has produced generation after generation of extraordinary young men like Ryan Miller (and yes, some women) who have answered the call to defend freedom.

  • Where Girls are Men and The Men are Scared

    Where Girls are Men and The Men are Scared

    Obviously, one of the reasons I think we see more and more young people devoid of any sense of duty is that they\'re not being taught the virtue of duty.

  • Losing Our Sense of Duty

    Losing Our Sense of Duty

    Today, we live in a culture in which men (in particular) are no longer encouraged to \"do their duty,\" to serve something greater than themselves and certainly never at risk to themselves.

  • The Cowardice of Noncompassion and the Sin of Indifference

    The Cowardice of Noncompassion and the Sin of Indifference

    The church will be judged by the way it loves one another. Will we love courageously, trusting the Lord to use us as redemptive instruments or will we succumb to the cowardice of noncompassion?

  • Bullied to Death: The Failure of Modern Moral Education

    Bullied to Death: The Failure of Modern Moral Education

    Phoebe\'s story is one more in what appears to be a growing problem in America\'s schools, which raises the inevitable question, \"What does this say about us and our culture?\"

  • Health Care Reform: The Beginning of Babylonian Captivity?

    Health Care Reform: The Beginning of Babylonian Captivity?

    While the full implications of this law are not yet fully realized, we can be certain that America has crossed a critical boundary that promises to fundamentally change this nation forever

  • Your Church Is Too Small: Recovering a Biblical Ecumenism

    Your Church Is Too Small: Recovering a Biblical Ecumenism

    John has authored what I think is one of the most important books written in our generation. The vision Armstrong offers … is neither unanimity nor uniformity nor union but loving cooperation in life and mission

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