Christian history
I am about to break an unwritten rule in Baptist life. Granted, it won't be my first transgression, and probably not my last, but this one is becoming more important to me the longer I'm in ministry. We need a creed. There, I said it! We
Christian history
Here's the sermon I'm preaching tomorrow titled, Telling The Good News. I've got a terrible cold or allergies or something, so I hope your day is better than mine appears, if I don't improve! Telling the Good NewsLuke 24:44-53 44He said
Christian history
Contextualization is the buzzword in missional thinking today, but it's not a new concept. In 635 AD, Christianity followed the Silk Road and entered China's capital city of Chang'an, now known as Xian. Aleben, a bishop from Persia, led a contingent of two dozen