Thinking Christian
The Apologetics Fellowship at a special-invite luncheon with conference speaker Alisa Childers. It’s time for an update on ministry, especially for prayer and financial supporters. It’s...
The time has come, at last, tell some of the story, and then very soon to launch the new church-equipping initiative that I’ve been building toward...
I’ll be speaking as well. Kudos to Tim Waugh, pastor of Faith Community United Methodist Church, who wants to be a light for the truth of...
It’s coming together in ways I never expected, and that’s a good thing. If you’ve been following me here on the blog or the podcast, you...
I met a pastor from my home town at a conference a couple years ago, actually a pastors’ pastor, who ministered to dozens of others in...
Christian apologists wonder why pastors won’t open doors wider for us to minister in their churches. Here’s what pastors know we’re missing.
The world has changed, and the pastor’s job description must, too. It’s cross-cultural missions and ministry now wherever you may be.
I’ve just finished the second of eleven sessions in my new online apologetics course at the Spiritual Readiness project. Called (for now at least) the Stand Strong...
Why are some Christians more interested in apologetics than others? Do you think you know the reasons? Probably. But only partly. The Spiritual Readiness Project has just...
