It might be tempting for Christians to look at this derisively, but can something that encourages people to slow down in this harried age of ours, and seek community and quiet reflection, really be all bad?

I worry that adopting a more pragmatic, consumer-based approach to church and worship shifts our focus.

Encouraging openness, honesty, and transparency in our churches can make them stronger, safer, and more welcoming.

In a culture that treats personal autonomy as sacrosanct, are community and devotion even possible?

The more Christians resemble the ruling party, the less they’ll resemble like Christ.

As I’ve heard more stories from folks my age about their church experiences, I realize how fortunate I was as a kid.

It seems that worship is watered down concert experiences that feel neither artistically nor emotionally stimulating.