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Child Evangelism Fellowship Greeting
Good evening. It's such a delight to be with you, even by remote control. We thank God for Child Evangelism Fellowship. My wife and I have been a part of it in one way or another for so many, many years. According to a study Bible that I have in my library, there are 1,022 questions. in the New Testament of the Authorized Translation? That's a lot of questions. Now, I'm not gonna deal with all of them, and you're grateful for that.
The Cross of Jesus: How Christ understood his crucifixion
Publisher: 10 Publishing ISBN: 978-1-91327-832-8 Pages: 224 Price: £4.99 Buy this book » Book Review Warren Wiersbe was primarily known for his work in radio ministry, and published a large number of books rooted in evangelical, biblical truth. A striking feature of The Cross of Jesus is its basic, straightforward approach to the centrality of the cross in evangelism. Most chapters revolve around how Jesus saw the work of the atonement, including the words he spoke as he was crucified.
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Friday Five Interview: Rachel Held Evans
For today's entry in the Friday Five interview series, we catch up with Rachel Held Evans. Rachel is a popular Christian blogger, author, and speaker. Her latest book, A Year of Biblical Womanhood was a New York Times bestseller, provoking conversations on gender roles in Christianity. She's been featured on NPR, in Slate, the BBC, The Washington Post, The Guardian (UK), The Times London, The Huffington Post, and on Oprah.com, among others. Her blog is widely read.
Remembering Two Much-Loved But Diverse Authors
This past week Christian readers lost two very much loved authors, each successful by different metrics, but each unique, catering to two very different audiences: Rachel Held Evans and Warren Wiersbe. It speaks to the diversity or breadth of the Christian subculture that it includes such a broad range of writers; such a wide demographic. Rachel Held Evans died on May 4th at age 37, after entering a coma following treatment for flu and a subsequent infection.
Mid-life Crisis? Bah, Humbug!
When I was getting started in my profession, I used to wonder what happened to preachers when they got old. (In those days, “old” meant somewhere in the 40s. I have since recalculated.) I supposed that old preachers, like old soldiers, did not die; they just faded away. Now that I have reached middle age, I am getting my answers. Not that I am old.
Principles Are the Bottom Line
We took Warren Wiersbe to lunch one day, knowing there were many possible Leadership articles in his head. As we kicked around concepts several interesting ideas surfaced. But a comment Warren made arrested our attention and we kept coming back to it. Two years ago when his son accepted his first pastorate, Warren shared with him the principles that have guided his own ministry over the years. What would a pastor/father tell a young man entering the ministry?
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