The First Hymn Movie with Acclaimed composers Chris Tomlin and Ben Fielding
This March, The First Hymn is in theaters on March 24 and 26 Acclaimed composers Chris Tomlin and Ben Fielding reimagine an ancient hymn as…
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This March, The First Hymn is in theaters on March 24 and 26 Acclaimed composers Chris Tomlin and Ben Fielding reimagine an ancient hymn as…
Read article →For some Christians, prayer is nothing more than a monologue: just an opportunity to talk to God, listing out all of our needs like a…
Read article →A New Season of Partnership: Expanding Our Reach to Better Serve the Movement For decades, Calvary Chapel Bible College has faithfully served the entire Calvary…
Read article →While reflecting on Romans 6:1-14—a passage worth revisiting regularly—I found a profound answer to the problem of sin: the transforming power of grace. Paul begins…
Read article →I’m finally getting around to reading one of those books I’ve heard quoted by a ton of authors and podcasters, “A Secular Age” by Charles…
Read article →The passage of Philippians 2:1-11 seems to have been a source of contention for those on both sides of the orthodox fence, so to speak. On the one hand, we have those who say Jesus cast aside His…
Read article →In this episode of the CGN Mission & Methods podcast, we discuss the future of CGN as a network: What initiatives are currently in the…
Read article →I once was having a discussion with a Jehovah’s Witness missionary, when he uttered these words: “Jesus never actually said that he was God.” Despite…
Read article →Deconstruction is a growing trend in religious and philosophical circles. While many Christians have begun to address deconstruction, we don’t often engage with deconstructionist ideas…
Read article →Ask a Bible-believing Christian, “What happens we die?”, and the answer will probably be something like: “Well, we go to heaven.” The rationale for this…
Read article →We find ourselves living at a time of great fear, sorrow and disappointment. Many of us are faced with dilemmas that we never expected, like…
Read article →Contextualization or relevance? Are they the same thing, or is there really a difference? Theologically speaking, there is, but they aren’t in opposition. Maybe they’re…
Read article →Historically, the evangelical tradition has been very supportive of Israel. Yet with the growing resurgence of supersessionism (replacement theology) eroding this support, as well as…
Read article →Our culture loves to pigeonhole, label and “straw-man” nearly everything it disagrees with. Which means, if you’re a miracle-believing Christian, then in the eyes of…
Read article →Does Hell Really Exist? Many people blatantly deny the existence of hell. I could easily fill pages of quotes from people known and unknown who…
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