God’s enemies will tremble at Christ’s second coming, but His people will rejoice.
God’s enemies will tremble at Christ’s second coming, but His people will rejoice.
In this episode, Mez McConnell talks with Joel Kurz about being a white pastor in a predominantly African-American neighbourhood, whether the term ‘complementarian’ actually means anything anymore, and how to disciple addicts in the local church.
God’s enemies will tremble at Christ’s second coming, but His people will rejoice.
On the path to ministry, my time in the police was no detour.
Complex problems won‘t be solved by easy solutions.
Theological point scoring does little good for vulnerable women in the world’s poorest communities.
In this episode, Mez McConnell talks with Joel Kurz about being a white pastor in a predominantly African-American neighbourhood, whether the term ‘complementarian’ actually means anything anymore, and how to disciple addicts in the local church.
“In the life I was leading, I was pretty much at the top. It would take something real and serious for me to give it all up.”
The need for counselling in the local church is clear. But what does this look like in practice?
In caring for the fatherless, we can’t overstate the importance of the local church.
Should Christian women be allowed to dye their hair? Should they stay at home to cook and clean?
Christ’s brutal crucifixion offers real, meaningful hope for those who have suffered the horrors of abuse.