The church needs more creative people. Fewer critics.
Well, maybe not fewer critics, but better critics.
Critics who don’t just slam people, but who assess for the sake of making the creative people better.
Critics who will evaluate the end result without impugning motives.
Critics who start with an appreciation for the difficulty and courage that sits at the core of the creative process.
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A conversation with Eugene Peterson’s biographer on how simple pastoral presence is the healthy alternative to Christian celebrity.
When you have an open market, not
just in finance, but in religion, the size of the crowd brings an air of credibility.
We debate what Jesus would say or do if he was walking the earth today. But no honest reader of the Bible can doubt he would be with people.
