The Jesus Party: Rising Above The Worship Of Politics
May 18, 2013
I’m too political to be a pastor. I hear that from time to time from my friends. I often get it on my Facebook wall. Heck, sometimes, in my weaker
I’m too political to be a pastor. I hear that from time to time from my friends. I often get it on my Facebook wall. Heck, sometimes, in my weaker
Christian men are dying out there, and we have identified two prime suspects. Two of the highest profile pastors in the country, Pat Roberston and Mark Driscoll, (separated in age
I’m fairly absent-minded these days. I wasn’t always this way, though, I swear. I can remember, in the very distant past, (like, the sepia-tinted photo, kinda past), when clarity was
There are millions of Christians who are in the closet right now. It’s not the one you’re thinking of. These clandestine believers also live half in darkness; always carefully crafting the
I’m too political to be a pastor. I hear that from time to time from my friends. I often get it on my Facebook wall. Heck, sometimes, in my weaker
Christian men are dying out there, and we have identified two prime suspects. Two of the highest profile pastors in the country, Pat Roberston and Mark Driscoll, (separated in age
I’m fairly absent-minded these days. I wasn’t always this way, though, I swear. I can remember, in the very distant past, (like, the sepia-tinted photo, kinda past), when clarity was
There are millions of Christians who are in the closet right now. It’s not the one you’re thinking of. These clandestine believers also live half in darkness; always carefully crafting the