What Christianity Can Teach Democracy About Political Pluralism
‘Can Religion Save Democracy?’ is one of the first books I’d recommend to anyone who asks for an accessible retrieval of principled pluralism from a Christian and Muslim perspective.
A Muted World Requires Fresh Approaches to Evangelism
For the church to flourish in an age trained to mute creation, we must first restore attentiveness to general revelation.
Thinking About Missions? Read This Book.
‘The Path to Being a Missionary’ can equip churches and aspiring missionaries to more effectively accomplish the work of getting the gospel to the nations.
Bible-Belt Christianity Is a Harder Mission Field than Secularism
The difference between London and Nashville is not the difference between a hard place and an easy one. Both cities are post-Christian; they are simply post-Christian in opposite directions.
What Christian Athletes Can (and Can’t) Do for the Church
The story we get in ‘Godball’ is too thin. It glosses over the quiet faithfulness and complexity of the Christian sports movement.
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