A Pilgrim's Progress

"If I am still standing at the end of the race, hit me with a board and knock me down, because that means I didn't run hard enou...

Thanks Tim .

(HT: Arthur Sido )

If the Old Covenant tithe applies to the church, then we all better start growing crops.

In a recent blog post Arthur Sido asked an excellent question: " What is it about ecclesiology that makes otherwise sound theologians ...

I saw this on Twitter a few days ago: "The greatest distraction to discipleship in church history is trying to pull off an amazin...

"There are two kinds of people in this world: followers of Jesus Christ and potential followers of Jesus Christ." A few minut...

Although the above Voltaire quote is most likely aimed at politics, it actually applies to all of life. When it comes to the church, th...

This is one of my all-time favorite quotes, regardless of source.

I don't normally take my beliefs about the church from Billy Graham, but he said something in 1965 that I find fascinating. According t...

CNN's Belief Blog offers 15 Faith-Based Predictions for 2012 by fifteen folks from varying religious backgrounds. I link to the post ...

Christian missionary and martyr Jim Elliot wrote, "The pivot point hangs on whether or not God has revealed a universal pattern for the...

Milt Rodriguez has much experience in organic church life. He offers sound advice on his blog for those seeking authentic church according...

Robert Murray M’Cheyne , a Scottish pastor who lived from 1813 to 1843, stated the following, "The greatest need of my people is my per...

My good friend Micah Thornton is a student at Boyce College in Louisville. He is extemely busy balancing school and work so he doesn't...

According to Watchman Nee, "A word of explanation may be needed regarding the examples God has given us in His Word.  Christianity is n...

I've written several times on this blog about why we don't have a television and the benefits that have come from this. We also onl...

As I was looking through some of my books today, I happened upon William Barclay's commentary on I Corinthians ( The Letter to the Corin...