The importance of repentance and orthodoxy in Christianity, the relationship between the Father and the Son, and the role of biblical authority in understanding God's plan for humanity. [... more]

A woman was unexpectedly ordained at Saddleback Church, sparking concerns about the ordination process and Rick Warren's leadership. This move is seen as a compromise that may lead to further drift from Christian orthodoxy and orthopraxy. [... more]

The early Christian church valued both correct doctrine and living out faith, with a focus on relationships and community. In today's world, Christians must navigate the tension between technology and faith, using modern tools as a springboard for deeper relationships and discipleship. By learning from the early church's approach to marriage, family, and discipleship, Christians can produce functional followers of Jesus who can impact the world for Christ. [... more]

The early Christian church's unique approach to living in the world, yet not being of the world, is explored through the concept of the 'third way.' This approach, which emphasized discipleship, catechetical training, and orthopraxy, allowed Christians to maintain a distinct identity while still engaging with the Roman world. The discussion highlights the importance of living out one's faith in a way that is authentic and counter-cultural, and explores how this approach can be applied to modern life. [... more]

Younger evangelicals are focusing on social issues and living out their faith, but some worry this may lead to a separation of doctrine and lifestyle, a concern that echoes the debates of the 1920s between Christianity and liberalism. [... more]