Christianity offers all kinds of churches: family churches, denominational churches, traditional churches, contemporary churches, emerging churches, and even mega churches. All of these churches have their own characteristics and personality. …
Worship
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The Changing Face of Worship
Imagine the church without Amazing Grace or How Great Thou Art. Hymns were the backbone of the church’s worship for hundreds of years! Granted, hymns are losing their popularity with …
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The Misplaced Hymn
Joy to the World is the most-recognized and most-published Christmas hymn in America. Since its writing in 1719, Isaac Watts’ tune has become a holiday necessity at sacred – and …
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The opposite of Christianity isn’t atheism. It’s idolatry.
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His name was Justin and he lived a century after Jesus. He experienced a powerful conversion and then spent his life arguing for Christianity’s legitimacy. In 165 A.D., he was …
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The Pitcher Who Praised
In Game 5 of the 1988 World Series, the Oakland Athletics hosted the Los Angeles Dodgers at Oakland County Coliseum in front of 50,000 fans (and millions more via television). …
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The First Christians Were Atheists???
How important is a reputation? Some people don’t care about theirs at all; others have died to protect it. Sometimes reputations are precise and sometimes they’re horribly inaccurate. Perhaps the …
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The First Christians Were Incestuous Cannibals???
A great argument can be made that all morality and goodness comes from the heart of God. By extension then, God’s people should be the most moral humans on the …
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