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Aaron Earls

Nashville
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The least handy person who ever grew up on a farm. — my wife. Senior writer: @LifewayResearch, published: @WashPostFaith @CTmagazine @TGC @WNGdotorg
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6 Steps to Eliminate Confusion for Unchurched in Your Worship Services

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By Aaron Earls
| lifeway.com
Keagan Henman photo | Unsplash Our worship services often bring unnecessary confusion to non-Christians. Here’s how to communicate more clearly and effectively. By Aaron Earls We almost can’t help ourselves. When we gather with a group of friends or people who share something in common, we often start talking in a way that excludes others. We don’t mean to leave others out, but if someone else happened to hear our conversation, they’d likely have no idea what we were talking about.
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Pastors, Churchgoers See AI as Concerning and Confusing

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By Aaron Earls
| The Baptist Messenger
This article was originally written by Aaron Earls and published to Lifeway Research. Pastors and churchgoers aren’t completely opposed to AI, but they have concerns about its implementation and potential influence on Christianity. As the prevalence of artificial intelligence grows in the broader culture, some within the church are skeptical of downloading AI into the ministry.
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Canadians see split between religious beliefs and truth, State of Theology finds

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By Aaron Earls
| The Baptist Messenger
This article was originally written by Aaron Earls and published to Lifeway Research. BRENTWOOD, Tenn. — Canadians don’t think religious belief is about objective truth, and their religious beliefs demonstrate that reality. The new State of Theology in Canada Study surveyed more than 3,000 Canadians on 35 questions. Conducted by Lifeway Research and sponsored by Ligonier Ministries, the study sought to gauge the theological and cultural beliefs prominent in Canada.
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