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Did the Evangelical Movement Fail a Generation?
Ward’s book calls evangelicals to honest self-examination and humble correction. It is true that many evangelicals have been swept into identity politics, hoodwinked by conspiracy theories, covered up sexual abuse, and embraced racist ideology. Yet with all this criticism, Ward, somewhat paradoxically, suggests encouragement for evangelicals.
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7 Statements About the Israel-Hamas War
It’s been only nine days since Hamas’ horrific attack on Israel, but it has already triggered an avalanche of issues that are both complicated and deeply vexing.
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Caring Leadership
In order to be trustworthy, a leader must genuinely care for the people he or she leads. Leaders who don’t might gain short-term influence, but they won’t earn long-term trust.
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Leadership and Competence
People won’t follow you unless they trust you. And they won’t trust you unless you have certain core competencies.
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Leadership and Conviction
When a person holds the right convictions with utmost tenacity, that inspires trust. And trust is the foundation of leadership.
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Four Essential Qualities of Leadership
All four are crucial for building and maintaining trust, which is the foundation of leadership.
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Leadership: Ask Yourself, Who Would I Want to Follow?
Trust is the sacred bond between leader and follower. If trust is broken, leadership isn’t happening.
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Genesis and Gender
As the Bible presents it, the fact that humans are either male or female is not a roadblock to individual expression, as modern Western culture sees it. Nor is it a divine curse, as the ancient mythologies present it. Rather, it is a good gift from God—a gift that brings flourishing, joy, and beauty.
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Living Hope
Someone has said that hope is like listening to the music of the future, and faith is the courage to dance to it today. In the resurrection of Jesus, we can hear the music of the future—a world of love and life—so why not dance to it?
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Relationships
Then the Lord God said, “It is not good that the man should be alone.” Genesis 2:18 These words are jarring. To this point in the narrative, we have heard “good” repeated again and again. Six times during the week of creation, God looked at what he had made and declared it to be “good.” Then, when…