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Praying for Hong Kong Can Be Politically Disruptive—Even in America

Why Chinese diaspora churches remain silent while Christians in Hong Kong take to the streets. On the afternoon of Sunday, August 18, about 70 people gathered for a prayer meeting at a church in Vancouver organized by the group Vancouver Christians for Love, Peace, and Justice. Their focus was the same as their three previous […]

D. Cheng

Chick-fil-A Stops Giving to Salvation Army, FCA Amid LGBT Protests

Some evangelical supporters consider the shift away from Christian charities a betrayal. Chick-fil-A has announced plans to end charitable giving to Christian organizations—including the Salvation Army and the Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA)—amid concern over LGBT backlash as the popular Christian-owned business expands beyond the US. The strategic shift has disappointed evangelicals who admired the […]

David Roach

Four Marks of a Kingdom-centric Church

A church existing for the Kingdom of God will always be reminiscent of a heroic, rescue mission for one very loved and lost lamb. What is important and what we find ourselves doing are often two very different things. We get that. We often drift away from significance in many realms of life. Drift is […]

Jeff Christopherson

What Research Tells Us About the ‘Seal’ of Believer’s Baptism

A new study suggests that the rite doesn’t bind young Christians to a certain level of faith commitment, but to a faith community. Most researchers studying religious trends among young people tend to focus on what’s making younger Americans walk away from religion. Some have emphasized life course transitions such as leaving home, going to […]

Samuel Perry

One-on-One with Stephen Witmer on ‘A Big Gospel in Small Places’

My conversation with Stephen Witmer in the importance of serving in small town places. Ed: Why did you write A Big Gospel in Small Places? Stephen: I wrote this book because I believe the gospel is really big in terms of its importance, power, effects, and centrality, and because I’m very eager for that big […]

Ed Stetzer

One-on-One with Warren Smith on MinistryWatch, Accountability, and the Need for Christian Journalism

“It was the best of times, it was the worst of times.” That sentence also describes American journalism today. Today I am glad to welcome Warren Smith to The Exchange. Warren is president of MinistryWatch. Here we talk about the ministry and why it is needed today. Ed: What is MinistryWatch? Warren: MinistryWatch is an independent […]

Ed stetzer

Black Pastor Candidate Withdraws After Controversial Vote at SBC Megachurch

First Baptist Church of Naples, Florida, continues to investigate whether Marcus Hayes’s rejection was the result of racial prejudice or preexisting turmoil following its previous pastor’s departure. A black Southern Baptist minister has withdrawn his name from further consideration at the Florida megachurch that failed last month to achieve the supermajority vote required to call […]

David Roach

Why Black Protestants and Evangelicals Still Preach Politics

Amid increasing polarization and shifting church trends, the black church continues to speak out on matters of justice. Hundreds gathered in a Chicago sanctuary last night to hear Christian leaders calling on believers to engage the political process and advocate for their convictions in the election year ahead. The Faith and Politics Rally was organized […]

Kate Shellnutt

Six Ways Pastors Struggle: You Are Not Alone

Pretending pastors don't struggle is a recipe for disaster. When pastors go into ministry, we don't leave behind all of the struggles that define the human reality in which we live. Like others, we struggle with any number of things each day—interpersonal relationships, our marriages, as parents, with our health, with our self image. And […]

Ed Stetzer

Interview: The Faith Behind the Crown

Queen Elizabeth’s belief is deep and sincere, says biographer Dudley Delffs, and Netflix gets it right. When Season 3 of Netflix’s The Crown releases on November 17, viewers can expect plenty of changes as new actors tackle the lead roles and ferry the royal family through the tumultuous waters of the late 1960s and early […]

interview by Megan Fowler

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