Tullian Tchividjian
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The Gospel Everyday
I once assumed the gospel was simply what non-Christians must believe in order to be saved, while afterward we advance to deeper theological waters.
I Can't Trust God To Be Unmerciful
Frost wrote two poetic dramas filled with references to God. The first, A Masque of Reason, is based on Job\'s story of suffering and comes across as rather inconclusive. But the second, A Masque of Mercy, has Jonah as the main character and wraps up in a more aesthetically pleasing way.
No Utopia Now
Contrary to what some have concluded, a transformational approach to culture does not assume an unrealistic optimism about what\'s possible in our fallen world.
God's Evacuation Plan?
When it comes to this world\'s future, God will follow the same pattern he engineered in Noah\'s day, when he washed away everything that was perverse and wicked but did not obliterate everything.
This Is The Way It Ought To Be
I think by segregating ourselves we miss out on some choice blessings that Jesus intends for his one body to enjoy.
We Are One
Most churches would agree that any segregation arising from racial or economic bigotry runs contrary to the nature of the gospel and should not be tolerated. But there\'s another kind of segregation, perhaps more subtle, that many churches today have unapologetically embraced.
Worship Is A Big Deal, Part 6
This is the final part of a 6 part series I\'ve done on corporate worship.
Worship Is A Big Deal, Part 5
Churches for years have struggled over whether their worship services ought to be geared toward Christians (to encourage and strengthen them) or non-Christians (to appeal to and win them). But that debate and the struggle over it are misguided.
Worship Is A Big Deal, Part 4
Today I continue with my series of posts on corporate worship.
Worship Is A Big Deal, Part 3
There\'s a growing trend in some churches to offer door prizes to any returning visitor. One church visited recently by a friend of mine promised him a ten-dollar Starbucks gift card if he came back the following week.