Recently I'm running into a lot of writers who are asking the question "If we all serve the same God, why is Christianity growing all over the world except Europe and the U.S.?"
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Recently I'm running into a lot of writers who are asking the question "If we all serve the same God, why is Christianity growing all over the world except Europe and the U.S.?"
10 is Better than 1 I assume that all of us would agree that ten new Christians is better than one new Christian. Right? I think we would also all agree that ten
Mainline churches are at a crossroads – either they wake up to the major trend of our time or they will continue to be irrelevant or, worse yet, go out of existence. What
It seems as if politics are taking center stage in a lot of Facebook conversations. And many of the conversations inevitably turn to social justice. In fact if you read the online publications
Mainline Christianity has been in a free fall decline since the mid 1960s. Some want to blame it on a changing culture; others say it’s the way all organizations go sooner or later;
Turn around or growth are usually the result of some action taken by the leadership. Usually its not the little changes that kill a church, but the big changes that go untried. Either