Aaron Earls
Contributor at Outreach Magazine
“He’s the least handy person who ever grew up on a farm.” — my wife. Senior writer for @LifewayResearch, published: @WashPostFaith @CTmagazine @SEBTSBushCenter
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baptistcourier.com | Aaron Earls
Most pastors believe their churches will be around for at least another decade, but that’s not the reality for some. According to a Lifeway Research study of U.S. Protestant pastors, 94 percent believe their churches will still exist in 10 years, 4 percent disagree and 2 percent aren’t sure. Yet, even among the more than 9 in 10 who are looking forward to an extended future, some doubt remains. Fewer than 4 in 5 (78 percent) strongly agree they expect their church to have at least another decade.
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fggam.org | Dewey Moede |Aaron Earls
Baptist PressBy , posted April 15, 2025 in LifewayBRENTWOOD, Tenn. — Most pastors believe their churches will be around for at least another decade, but that’s not the reality for some. According to a Lifeway Research study of U.S. Protestant pastors, 94 percent believe their churches will still exist in 10 years, 4 percent disagree and 2 percent aren’t sure. Yet, even among the more than 9 in 10 who are looking forward to an extended future, some doubt remains.
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wardrobedoor.substack.com | Aaron Earls
While C.S. Lewis frequently wrote about Jesus’ crucifixion and resurrection from an apologetic perspective, he also wrote about that first Easter Sunday as a worshipper. As he said in Reflection on the Psalms, “A man can’t be always defending the truth; there must be a time to feed on it.”But I’ve never seen anyone share or even quote from a poem he wrote to his colleague Francis Turner.
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research.lifeway.com | Aaron Earls
Easter remains a popular holiday and may even inspire a church visit. But many still don’t recognize the day’s theological significance. By Aaron EarlsEaster remains a popular holiday in America and may even inspire a visit to church. But many still don’t recognize the theological significance of the day.
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baptistpress.com | Michaela Classen |Michelle Workman |Aaron Earls |Chad Austin
MBTS, Spurgeon College, partner with Cedarville University for MBABy Michaela Classen/MBTSKANSAS CITY, Mo. – Beginning in May 2025, Midwestern Seminary and Spurgeon College students will be able to complement their theological education with advanced business training through a new partnership with Cedarville University.
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For all the talk of “vibe shifts” from conservatives, I'm afraid we are going to miss a seismic one coming soon—away from hyper-skeptical individualism toward an increased appreciation for institutions.
I’m not saying season finales need marching bands, but I am saying we’re 2 for 2 on them capping off great seasons of television. https://t.co/GuVb6xPvia
The Christian cannot escape hope. We rejoice in having hope of the glory of God now, but even through suffering, the end result is still unwavering, unshakeable hope.
