Pentecostalism: William Seymour

Does God Have to Love Me?
What our wedding vows suggest about how God relates to us.
Geoff Holsclaw
Something surprising happens in a wedding ceremony. The bride and groom, after great preparation and full of love for each other, step forward to be united in marriage. And at the climax of that ceremony, they put conditions on their love for each other. These conditions are exchanged as vows. These vows take the unconditional love of the bride and the groom and make it practical. continue reading >>

Women Embracing Valentine's Day Disappointment Why a holiday of unmet expectations leads me to the Resurrection. Anne Carlson Kennedy

Christian History Pentecostalism: William Seymour What scoffers viewed as a weird babble of tongues became a world phenomenon after his Los Angeles revival. Vinson Synan

CT Pastors What Tech Should My Church Get? A hasty technology purchase can cost you big time down the road. Lauren Hunter

The Exchange Belong, Believe, Become: A New Process of Evangelism The American evangelical process is shifting. Eddie Cole