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Articles by Belinda Bauman
IVP Summer Reading Sale
Summer is a great time to escape our normal routines, explore unfamiliar places, and meet fascinating new friends. Whether or not you're able to travel far and wide this year, reading books is one of the best ways to experience new perspectives without ever having to leave your home. Through reading, you have the opportunity to step into worlds outside your own and encounter the viewpoints of others in ways you never could by yourself.
The Importance of a Welcoming Church Environment for Newcomers
In Spring 2016, I had the opportunity to work on a research study that looked at effectively evangelistic churches. Using data from my own interviews as well as those from fellow research team members, I wanted to understand what activities help a previously unchurched person become part of a church. The research revealed a number of different answers.
Belinda Bauman: The Day After
In 2017, an prominent Yale psychologist set out to bring an end to empathy. He argued that empathy biases our reason and moral judgment. Society, he said, “ would be measurably more moral if we had no empathy at all.” When asked about the election that year, he claimed empathy in leaders, specifically in a presidential candidate, could do more harm than good. “The best leaders,” he touted, “have a certain enlightened aloofness.” His solution? We needed to toughen up.
Practicing Empathy in a Pandemic
Source: Photo by Clay Banks on Unsplash By Belinda J. Bauman Some years ago, before quarantining became a way of life, I stood in a packed crowd at the Tennessee Aquarium in Chattanooga. We were gazing, awe-struck, at what appeared to be a gargantuan (and grumpy!) barracuda through thick glass.
Belinda & Stephan Bauman: Christianity Today vs. Trump - Remember, Jesus isn’t a Republican or Democrat
The heated debate sparked by Mark Galli’s editorial in Christianity Today calling for the removal of President Trump from office has struck a nerve in the evangelical community and our nation. But as evangelicals square off into pro- and anti-Trump camps, one obvious truth seems to be forgotten: Christianity is a religion, not a political movement.
The Wonder Women of Syria
Last week Wonder Woman staring Gal Gadot broke box office records worldwide, while Lebanon banned the movie and protestors in Austin, Texas, boycotted the all-female screening.
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