Too many times, we fail to interact and engage with someone because of a stereotype. For Evangelicals, we are perceived to be right wing Republican, ignorant Bible thumping, judgmental, self-righteous, hypocritical snobs who are out of touch with the real world.

Christ Plays in 10,000 Places is a book by Presbyterian pastor and professor, Eugene Peterson. Published in 2005, it recently became available as a free offering on ChristianAudio.com; but it would be well worth the cost of purchase for the freshness of breath it brings to the practice of the faith. Rev. Peterson, most noted [...]

By Robert Hawes Of all the doctrinal topics that divide evangelical Christians, the study of Eschatology (“last things” or end-times prophecy) is surely one of the most polarizing, particularly where it touches on the “rapture” of the church. While evangelicals believe that Jesus Christ will personally, physically return to the earth someday, and that He [...]