Wednesday's News & Ideas
- How to tell your organization's story
- Christians in US make up own theology
- Cross a turnoff for TV viewers
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Tuesday's News & Ideas
Yet another presidential pray-er, unhealthy clergy, and seminaries squeezed by the economic collapse. For the gospel to be good news, we have to glance at the bad news first.
Monday's News & Ideas
Mark Driscoll has made a name for himself largely by poking a finger in the eye of those who promote liberal tolerance: feminists, gay advocates, and above all, theological liberals. Yet isn't it interesting that preaching a gospel of unvarnished Calvin and Edwards seems to attract post-modern seekers in Seattle?
Friday's News & Ideas
The death of a master combatant in theology and politics, an analogy to Augustine on the Roland Burris controversy, and a question as to whether we can really live without environmental impact (there's no question as to the value of book contracts for those who claim they do).
Wednesday's News & Ideas
- Putting the Episcopal rift in a historical context
- Archbishop swaps his pulpit for the pub
- Saddleback founder Warren driven to expand his reach
- The obnoxious champion
- The psychological effects of music
Thursday's News & Ideas
Today's featured headlines:
- Southern Seminary facing budget shortfall
- Good news
- Just one real leader, and we could have avoided this mess
- After 146 years, a Brooklyn convent is closing
Friday's News & Ideas
Blessing Barack Obama's inauguration with controversy
Paul Weyrich, religious conservative and ex-president of Heritage Foundation, dies at 66
Serving others a key to leadership, research shows
How hard could it be?: My style of servant leadership
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