Being a Christian at a Public University Feature by Isaac Walsh I’ve kept the same quote as my desktop background for over a year now. Every day, I open my laptop and see it. Before I start a new Word doc, check my emails, review a class assignment or stream an NBA game, it helps […]
Corruption of the Best Editorial: By Justin Nash I recently learned a new Latin phrase: corruptio optimi pessimal. It means “the corruption of the best is the worst of all.” It points to the reality that it is the failures of those whom we most trust and admire that causes us the greatest pain. There […]
Stop Scrolling. Social Media is Stealing Your Life. Feature by Meredith Broadway If not restrained, social media can (and will) suck up our God-given margins When do you find yourself tempted to check social media? I’ll bet it’s as Dr. Seuss says so famously, “in the waiting place.” Waiting for grocery checkout, for school to […]
Leadership for Tomorrow Feature by Matt Rice John F. Kennedy famously charged his fellow Americans to “ask not what your country can do for you – ask what you can do for your country.” These words inspired a generation of young Americans to rally behind the youngest elected president in U.S. history. Before this call […]
Can Social Media Be Redeemed? Feature by Josh Alves I was recently preparing a sermon from the book of James where he urges his readers to be “quick to listen, slow to speak, and slow to anger.” After affirming human anger’s inability to accomplish God’s righteousness, he continues with encouragement to actively be “ridding yourselves […]
Advent Christians are Planting: There’s a Path Forward Blog post by Adrian Dixon Every movement begins with trailblazers and pioneers who believed in a cause, were willing to risk comfort and familiarity for something greater and, ultimately, were willing to risk failure as a possible outcome. In the early days of the Advent Christian church, […]
What is the Mission of the Church? Blog post by Justin Nash If we were to ask a group of church leaders, “What is the mission of the church?” we would likely get a variety of answers based on the core values that each person holds dear. Core values drive the mission and ministry of […]
How Did Jesus Define His Church? Blog post by Justin Nash What is a church? It may seem like a simple question, but it is it? Asking for a definition of a church might evoke several different responses – a community, a family, the body of Christ, etc. Many people will define a church by […]
Why We Need the Holy Spirit When We Read the Bible Blog post by Justin Nash For the Bible to function as if God is speaking to us, the Bible reader needs to understand the meaning of the Scriptures and be convinced of their divine origin and authorship. This is accomplished through an internal working […]
2023 Prayer Guide See inside! Previous Next A Prayer for Missions for Each Day of the Year We invite you to make International Missions part of your daily prayer life. This Prayer Guide gives you one Scripture-based prayer request for every day of the year. Each week a different missionary or ministry is featured. In this […]