Tag Archives: God-time

As Christian trends go, you can't get more trendy than saying you're deconstructing your faith. But for me, it doesn't sound right.

In my last post, I mentioned one television show I'm looking forward to focuses on what would happen if Christ came back today.

I overheard a nonbeliever recently tell a believer the problem with Christians is that they're made to feel that they must constantly be repenting.

Have you listened to how someone's speech pattern changes when they bow their heads and start with the flowery prayer language?

I recently listed to a podcast with a popular Progressive pastor discussing the reasons Christians feel exhausted both in and out of church.

For most churches, being baptized is a critical step. When I was a kid, the fact that I hadn't been by the time I was in grade school raised eyebrows.

There's an unfortunate misconception that once you become a Christian, you're protected from life moments that are more than you can bear.

Telling someone they should just pray more to solve myraid problems doesn't always work; but that's not to say I disbelieve in the power of prayer.

There are some things churches don't like talking about, but one author says a broader Christian worldview would be better in the long run.

What would happen — how would we react — if Jesus returned today? Would we recognize Him for who He is, or would we think He was some crackpot?

Four simple words — 'What If I'm Wrong?' — might make a huge difference in how Christians treat each other...as long as someone stops to ask.

Good Christians shouldn't be out criticizing Christians, I've had fellow believers tell me. The conversation generally doesn't go well from...

A North Carolina waitress said she was outraged when she received a Bible verse instead of a tip after serving Christian women.

Have you ever felt true forgiveness might be just out of your reach with God? If so, please read on....

I see a strange pattern of argument among some Christians that leads me to question whether their priority is to...

Relevant magazine recently published a list of 20 strange examples of Christian-speak — Christian phrases you typically only hear inside a church — that leaves some people scratching their heads.