In this video, Scott Williams interviews Scott Wilson, pastor of The Oaks Fellowship and author of Act Normal. Interview with Scott Wilson, Author of “Act Nor…, posted with vodpod Continue reading Interview with Scott Wilson, Author of “Act Normal”
In this video, Justin Lathrop interviews Jodi Detrick, Seattle Times columnist and author of The Jesus-Hearted Woman in a Broken-Hearted World, forthcoming from Influence Resources. Interview with Jodi Detrick, Author of “The Jes…, posted with vodpod Continue reading Interview with Jodi Detrick, Author of “The Jesus-Hearted Woman in a Broken-Hearted World”
In this video, Justin Lathrop interviews Mike Clarensau, author of From Belonging to Becoming (Influence Resources) and director of the Healthy Church Network. Interview with Mike Clarensau, Author of “From …, posted with vodpod Continue reading Interview with Mike Clarensau, Author of “From Belonging to Becoming”
In this video, Justin Lathrop interviews Peter Haas, author of the forthcoming book from Influence Resources: Pharisectomy. Interview with Peter Haas, Author of “Pharisect…, posted with vodpod Continue reading Interview with Peter Haas, Author of “Pharisectomy”
In this video, Justin Lathrop interviews Dave Donaldson, co-founder of Convoy of Hope, about Christian compassion efforts. Interview with Dave Donaldson, Co-founder of Co…, posted with vodpod Continue reading Interview with Dave Donaldson, Co-founder of Convoy of Hope
Scott Williams interviews Jeremy Stephens, author of Quarter Life Crisis, a forthcoming book from Influence Resources. Interview with Jeremy Stephens, Author of Quart…, posted with vodpod Continue reading Interview with Jeremy Stephens, Author of Quarter Life Crisis”
In this video, Doug Clay, general treasurer of the Assemblies of God, preaches to the Friday evening worship service of General Council 2011. Clay’s message begins at the 20:45 minute mark. #GC11 Friday Evening Worship Service with Doug …, posted with vodpod Continue reading #GC11 Friday Evening Worship Service with Doug Clay
BECAUSE AMERICANS ARE RELIGIOUS? “Why Religion Will Matter in 2012.” These earlier observations stand up today in scientific surveys. Gallup found that Americans register higher religiosity scores — as measured by self-reported worship attendance, salience of religion in their personal lives, and confidence in religious institutions — than other residents of North America and every western European country except Ireland. Consider these findings from the 2010 American Values Survey, conducted by Public Religion Research Institute: Nearly six-in-ten (57 percent) Americans say religion is very important or the most important thing in their lives. A majority (51 percent) of Americans report … Continue reading The World Wide (Religious) Web for Thursday, August 11, 2011
MARTIN LUTHER KING JR.: “The Cause of All the Trouble.” It’s hard to imagine a vision for this country that’s farther from a “libertarian Christianity” that minds its own very private business and politely declines to have anything to say about the public realm. So if you too are convinced by Andrew’s denunciations of “Christianism,” it’s past time to point your critique at the source of all this trouble: Martin Luther King, more than anyone else, is responsible for bringing an explicitly Christian and Biblical critique of America into the mainstream of modern politics. (And if you don’t happen to … Continue reading The World Wide (Religious) Web for Wednesday, August 10, 2011
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