Technology

Peacemakers in a Violent World: The Evangelical Church and Conflict Resolution In a world where violence headlines daily news, the evangelical church is called to be a community of peacemakers, reflecting the teachings of Jesus Christ. As we read in Matthew 5:9, “Blessed are the peacemakers, for they will be called children of God,” there…

Poverty at Our Doorstep: The Church’s Role in Economic Justice The plight of the impoverished and marginalized is a stark reality in communities both far and near. Poverty—a multifaceted issue involving economics, social justice, and human dignity—is a prominent theme throughout Scripture, which repeatedly emphasizes God’s concern for the poor and His command for His…

From Spectators to Disciples: Combating Consumer Christianity In an era marked by consumerism, the evangelical church faces the daunting task of transforming churchgoers from passive spectators into active disciples. Consumer Christianity is characterized by a desire for personal fulfillment and convenience over communal commitment and spiritual growth. While comfort and accessibility are valuable, they should…

The Green Commission: Creation Care as a Christian Duty The subject of environmental stewardship is often shrouded in political debate, yet for the evangelical church, caring for God’s creation transcends partisan boundaries. It’s a sacred responsibility entrusted to mankind from the earliest chapters of the Bible. As followers of Christ, reflecting on our role as…

The Technology Tension: Digital Ministry vs. Personal Connection The rapid acceleration of technological innovation presents the modern church with an array of new tools for ministry and outreach. While the digital age offers unprecedented opportunities to spread the Gospel, it also raises questions about the impact on our core mission of fostering deep, personal connections…

Bridging the Gap: Political Polarization in the Pews The spectacle of division and political dissent does not stop at the church’s front door. As members of a diverse body, it is inevitable that differing political opinions will percolate into our congregations. Evangelical churches, historically recognized for their robust community and united faith, are finding themselves…

Nurturing Faith Through Generosity and Service: The Reciprocal Blessings of Giving The essence of faith often finds its purest expression in our approach to generosity and service. As we extend our hands to give, without expectation of return, we embody the principles taught by Jesus Christ who told us, “It is more blessed to give…

Engaging Your Congregation: Harnessing the Power of QR Codes in Churches Churches must adapt and embrace modern technologies to effectively engage their congregation. One such tool that has gained immense popularity is QR codes. These scannable codes are revolutionizing the way churches connect with their members, offering exciting opportunities for engagement, communication, and seamless giving…