Were the Old Testament Saints Wicked?
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How are we to read the Old Testament when it describes things that are so evil compared to how we are called to live today? Stephen Russell outlines the concept of “uplift through covenant”, and explains how through the story of Scripture God is ..read more
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How Can We Make a Difference Without Voting?
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1w ago
We are once again in a presidential election year in America. This is bringing up all the many conversations the church has been having for hundreds of years around issues like political involvement, voting, and separation from the world. What are ..read more
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Do Bad Churches Glorify God?
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1M ago
John Coblentz writes, “The church in its current state is not always glorious to us. We are still imperfect – our music is at times off-key, our theology is at times wide of the mark, and our interactions with each other fall short of the love we ..read more
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The Bible Around the World
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1M ago
In the West, we have abundant access to the Bible. But in many parts of the world, believers and sometimes even pastors don’t have access to God’s Word. Tony High shares about the power of the Scriptures in places that don’t have access to it ..read more
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War, Politics, and the Patient Faithfulness of God’s People
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2M ago
We’re seeing growing conflict once again in the Middle East, with America and its allies getting more involved. How should we be thinking about it? How do we avoid the temptation to take sides and think of this in patriotic terms of “our ..read more
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The Trinity, the Early Church, and Contemporary Critics
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2M ago
This is a lecture that was recorded at a ministry training event. David Bercot focused on how to explain the Trinity to those who are not Christians ..read more
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Money, Education, and My Anabaptist Experience
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2M ago
Many Anabaptists have been more scared of education than money. Brian Martin calls us to examine that assumption and approach both with fear and trembling (and wisdom and courage). We must not forget the biblical call to wisdom and knowledge and the ..read more
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How God Intends Churches to Exhibit His Glory
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2M ago
God’s Assembly (”Church”), says John Coblentz, is to show God’s glory, not just to people but to the principalities and powers. We should see local churches within the bigger picture of what God is doing in gathering a people. John shares ..read more
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A Handful of Hard Notes: Five Historic Questions about Music
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3M ago
“We know we should sing, but what kind of song is most appropriate in public worship?”  James S. Martin helps us think about five main questions that have plagued discussions about congregational singing over the centuries. He does not attempt ..read more
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Investing Is Not Gambling. Speculating Might Be
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3M ago
Is an investment a gamble? Does it matter? In this essay, Marlin Sommers seeks to clearly differentiate between gambling and investing, to call us to a positive moral ethos for investing, and to give some tools for how to think about borderline ..read more
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