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Introducing November’s theme: Economics 101!
From private property and markets to investing and global trade, economics is a theological issue. Join us this month as we consider how the lordship of Christ applies to all of economic life.
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“After entering the pastorate, I found that the subject of economics was one of the most helpful disciplines that was never taught in seminary.”
@DavidSchrock makes the case for economic thinking and raises concerns about how economics is taught in evangelical seminaries.
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“If you have let fear of man drive you to silence when you should have spoken (or to speak when you should have been silent), own it and repent—even if it was years ago.”
Pastors Eric Anderson and John Tramm recount their meeting with Minnesota Governor Tim Walz and challenge fellow pastors to repent of fearing man.
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Thankful to @Christ_OverAll for publishing this.
It is my attempt to mark the historic strategy & patterns of Islam as it moves from minority population to dominant, what it means for the church, & suggest a counter strategy.
Hope it is helpful.
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“A family, church, or school that cannot say Islam is false cannot form Christians. It forms subjects. Do not outsource sons and daughters to a system that fears a slur more than a creed.” —@merelyjwright
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What happens when the state opposes the church and arrests those who proclaim the gospel?
@DavidSchrock and Stephen Wellum interview Canadian pastor @tim__stephens on preaching Christ without fear.
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Listen to Tim Stephens’s (@tim__stephens) article, “Preach Christ without Fear,” on why faithfulness to Christ sometimes demands defying governing authorities, even at great personal cost.
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“The orcs mobilize while the Gospel guys angst out about ‘Christian Nationalism.’” —Greg Scott
Read more on the political militancy of apostate mainline churches and Tim Keller’s legacy of making pastoral silence look spiritual: christoverall.com/article/co…
“While some contend that our church has veered out of our lane and become political, I would argue that it is our government who has veered from its lane and become religious. Our officials have presumed to redefine marriage, sexuality, gender, the sanctity of life, family, justice, and countless other ethical and religious issues to which God clearly speaks.” —@tim__stephens
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“If the church doesn’t bring her moral claims out in public, the public will bring their false morality into the church.” —Adam Page
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“I think it’s untenable now for Christians to say, ‘We’re going to take a sectarian position. The world is going to do what it does. We’re just going to live in our own world.’ I just don’t think that’s an honest or adequate answer these days.” —@albertmohler
Al Mohler joins @DavidSchrock and Stephen Wellum on Christ Over All to discuss pastors, politics, and the social order.
Baptists (and everyone else), this is a must-listen!
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“Compromise will happen if a church only addresses the political, but a greater compromise can occur if the church takes the path of liturgical avoidance.” —Jared Bridges (@truepravda)
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“We are all too aware of pulpits silent when they should speak, but we are now witnessing a reaction: pulpits speaking where they should be silent.”
Jacob Reaume considers when pastors should engage political controversy and when they should exercise restraint.
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“A congregation should not have to wonder where their shepherds stand on the most consequential issues and decisions of our day.” —@rhett_burns
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Should pastors address political issues from the pulpit? And how can they do so without becoming political pundits?
In this episode, @TrentHunter and Stephen Wellum interview @dmichaelclary about his latest essay, “Bringing Religion into Politics: Five Things Pastors Owe to the Public Square.”
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“Tim Keller, and people like him, had a habit of ‘punching right’ and ‘coddling left.’”
Brandon Adkison reflects on his experience as a Gen Z Christian.
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