Guest Blog by Ben Larson. Now that we’ve talked about why churches need to have a social media presence, here’s my list of things you can do to begin building your own social media strategy. It’s by no means comprehensive, and my first recommendation is actually to go and find more material to read. This
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By Guest Blogger: Melissa McCreery I recently read an article about the decline of Liberal Arts colleges in America. It appears that administrators at many liberal arts schools may be bailing on their mission statement—to provide a classical approach to education that teaches students to question, analyze, and think critically—in favor of adding vocational and professional
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Here are my Top 12 Reasons Why I am Excited about The Justice Conference 2013 Nicholas Wolterstorff’s 20 minute talk on the relationship between Love and Justice. Who hasn’t wondered about that one? The preeminent Christian Philosopher on Justice answering an intriguing and relevant question. The panel discussion with John M. Perkins to close out
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I once asked a friend what a spiritual topic was she said, “Greed.” Wasn’t what I would have thought of… I might, however, have said something like selfishness or consumerism. We all use different words, but at bottom we all deal with the same spiritual issues. One of the things I believe liberals underestimated and
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Click on the image below to check out the Publishers Weekly review of Pursuing Justice that just came out today.
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Guest Blogger: Ben Larson A pastor in my town recently got in touch with me to ask for my help. He was trying to get his fellow staff to get behind developing a social media strategy. But they weren’t going for it. It’s an ongoing struggle in thousands of churches these days. The most popular
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Here are a few of my favorite blog reviews that people have posted in the last couple of days on Pursuing Justice. Click the screenshots below to view each blog:
Much of truth isn’t so much in what is externally real, but to what degree we live or embody truth… how we incarnate truth in our lives. Truth is certainly in propositions and logical theorems, but it is also in how authentically I relate to God and others. Truth is certainly objective, but it is
I was asked the following questions by a book reviewer of Pursuing Justice. 1. You’re a pastor, a husband, a father to four daughters, the founder of The Justice Conference, President of Kilns College and a consultant and creative advisor to non-profits (did I leave anything out?!). How did you find the time to write
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