Reviving Christianity or Christendom?
For nearly a century, conservative Christians have seen the mainline Protestant decline as a sign of God’s judgment on liberals for hitching their wagon to […]
Resources on Movements
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Culture-Changers: Mainline Denominations Losing Members but Making Their Mark
U. C. Berkeley professor David Hollinger tried to put wind in the sails of liberal Protestants in his recent presidential address for the Organization […]
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The Gospel of Pragmatism
Why do so many contemporary Churches or best selling Christian books focus almost exclusively on practical application rather than doctrinal truth? Why do most Christians […]
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Episcopal Diocese of Atlanta Wants to Reinstate Pelagius
Mollie Hemingway, a writer for The Wall Street Journal (and, we might add, Modern Reformation) reported recently on the latest political machinations of the U.S. […]
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Reformed and Charismatic?
Thanks for the healthy debate and interaction on the previous post. Obviously, those who believe that miraculous prophecy continues after the apostolic age should not be lumped […]
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Enough About Us Already: Our American Protestant Obsession with Being Loved by the World
“They like you,” according to Christianity Today‘s latest cover story (August 2011), by Bradley R. E. Wright, a University of Connecticut sociologist. Wright challenges the […]
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Piety vs. Pietism / Confessional vs. Confessionalism
One of the great things about movements is that they can bring together people from diverse backgrounds for a common cause. One of the dangerous […]
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Sacrificing the Sacred Cows of Evangelicalism
Our friend, Tullian Tchividjian, has a follow-up post to his great article last week, “Why I Hate Accountability Groups.” In it he quotes Mike Horton’s […]
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Evangelicals and Confession
The Catholic Church’s new iPhone app is generating a lot of buzz. Today, The Christian Post featured a story that included the positive endorsement of […]
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Tim Keller on the Ways and Means of Revival
Tim Keller has posted an interesting blog piece on the ways and means of revival. Here’s the opening paragraph: How do seasons of revival come? […]
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The Hallway and the Rooms
Movements are funny things. Especially in the Internet Age, they can be like a summer monsoon in the Arizona desert, gathering impressive force with lightening […]
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Whither Gospel-Centrality?
Our good friend, Toby Kurth, a church planter in the San Francisco area recently wrote up a small bit on “gospel-centeredness.” It’s a phrase that […]