The Cripplegate
for a new generation of non-conformists
The doctrine of inerrancy--that the Bible is without any kind of error whatsoever--is closely tied to the practice of expository preaching—teaching line-by-line, verse-by verse. Their connection makes …
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How much is your church like the ancient church? That’s a popular question these days—especially if you read guys like Robert Webber, Brian McLaren, Wolfgang Simson, or Frank Viola and George …
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Tragically—and ironically—one of the casualties of the modern charismatic movement is a biblical understanding of what spiritual gifts actually are. By emphasizing only a handful of gifts (the sign …
I use "worship leader" in the vernacular sense of the guy who leads the music. Of course, musical worship is only a smidgen of the worship that happens on Sunday. It's one candle in the worship array …
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Do you attend the perfect church? No? Well, me neither. It's definitely not news that Christians generally think their church isn't exactly the model of the perfect church. Everyone …
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The persecution of Christians in Central Iraq and Syria is possibly unprecedented in the modern era. Over the last few years, hundreds of thousands of Christians have been forced to leave the area, …
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