There has been a recent shift in American culture that we’ve never before seen: a rise in religiously unaffiliated. Will White’s book help us reach them?
Dr. Rothra reviews Thom Rainer’s book Autopsy of a Deceased Church. In it he outlines where the book shines, where it doesn’t, and what it means for you.
A review of the late Roy Fish’s analysis of the impact the 1858 Awakening — the Prayer Revival — had on Baptists in the United States.
Goodacre attempts to prove the validity of the Farrer Theory (Mark is first; Matthew used Mark; Luke used both; no Q source) by using logic and Scripture.
Willow Creek’s “seeker service” model inspired countless churches. Many, however, do not consider it’s underlying philosophy, strengths, and weaknesses.
Christians agree that Jesus’ death on the cross paid for sin. However, there are varying thoughts as to exactly what he accomplished.
Mary Baxter’s works are popular among many Christians. However, her volume on Hell has two major problems that makes it more dangers than divine.
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