Ed Stetzer
Dean @TalbotTheology, Edtr @OutreachMag, Pstr @MarinersChurch, Dstngushd Vstng Scholar @WycliffeHall at Oxford, Missiologist, Posts auto delete, can’t read DMs.
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1 week ago |
churchleaders.com | Ed Stetzer |" airs Saturdays
Two Christian schools are making news around issues of sexuality. While the drift toward theological error on the topic of sexuality is now a well-worn path, these two schools warrant mention because of the influence they have wielded in Christian education for decades. Yesterday, Fuller Seminary sent out an email with an update from the May meeting of Fuller’s Board of Trustees.
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3 weeks ago |
outreachmagazine.com | Ed Stetzer
EDITORIALOne thing that’s become clear over the last decade is that discipleship has not held the central place it should in the life of the church. Many believers, often unintentionally, have been caught up in various agendas and passions—some of them even good things—that have eclipsed the priority of discipleship that flows from the gospel, the entire Bible, and the church. This is not to say the church has abandoned discipleship altogether, but rather that it has often compartmentalized it.
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1 month ago |
usatoday.com | Ed Stetzer
Religious data rarely makes headlines, but a new wave of findings is creating a stir. For three decades, the percentage of Americans who identify as Christian has steadily declined, a trend confirmed by countless studies. For many believers, it has felt like an inevitable slide into cultural irrelevance. In a season of overwhelmed news cycles, these religious shifts haven’t received the coverage they should, but they are significant, and they keep coming.
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1 month ago |
churchleaders.com | Ed Stetzer |" airs Saturdays
The news of Trinity Evangelical Divinity School’s plan to leave Chicagoland and to merge with Trinity Western University in Canada marks a watershed moment in theological education. It would be difficult to overstate the significance of this move, for many TEDS has been a symbol of evangelical identity and theology for generations. At its core, this shift reflects the reality that theological education is in a moment of seismic change.
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2 months ago |
churchleaders.com | Ed Stetzer |" airs Saturdays
Church matters, and because church matters, what we mean by church matters. The New Testament presents the church as both universal and local, but its emphasis is overwhelmingly on specific local congregations—gatherings of believers committed to living out the gospel together. The New Testament show that the church isn’t just a place we go—it’s a people living on mission together. It does not require a steeple, but it does require people.
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