
Warren Smith
President at MinistryWatch
https://t.co/TqkjsUUjRQ; author of 10 books: Faith-Based Fraud, Restoring All Things, A Lover's Quarrel with the Evangelical Church, Prodigal Press, etc.
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1 week ago |
ministrywatch.com | Bill Wichterman |Molly Worthen |Deborah Fallows |Warren Smith
Editor’s Note: Most Saturdays we feature this “Editor’s Notebook” column. MinistryWatch President Warren Smith will offer his opinion on stories in the week’s news or, sometimes, offer a behind-the-scenes look at how and why we do what we do. However, once a quarter (or so), we use the ‘Notebook” for Warren Smith’s list of books either released in the past quarter, or those he just got around to reading this quarter. To read last quarter’s list, published in November, click here.
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1 week ago |
ministrywatch.com | Warren Smith
ANALYSIS–The MinistryWatch Index was essentially flat in May. To be precise, it fell .02 percent and remains at 151. The MinistryWatch Index is based on the revenue of 38 large Christian ministries, ministries that represent all of the 21 ministry segments tracked by MinistryWatch. This month’s lackluster performance adds another month to a now record six months of flat performance by the Index.
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1 week ago |
ministrywatch.com | Warren Smith |NATASHA SMITH
Michael Tait. Robert Morris. Mark Driscoll. Ravi Zacharias. Are you tired of celebrity preachers? I am, and I think that’s why the story of John Dyer fascinates me. My guess is that you’ve never heard of him. But I have come to learn that he played a significant role in the spread of the Gospel in Colorado and throughout the Mountain West, and his life has some lessons for us today, especially in this age of celebrity. The producer for today’s program is Jeff McIntosh. Until next time, may God bless you.
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1 week ago |
ministrywatch.com | Warren Smith |NATASHA SMITH
The evangelical church is a mess. If you believe the surveys, more than forty million Americans have “de-churched” in the past 25 years. That is why it is a good thing Brad Edwards reminds us why the Body of Christ still matters. Trevin Wax, whose opinion I value in such matters, has called The Reason for Church “one of the most important books of the year.” I agree.
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2 weeks ago |
ministrywatch.com | Warren Smith
Michael Tait. Robert Morris. Mark Driscoll. Ravi Zacharias. Are you tired of celebrity preachers? I think that’s why the story of John Dyer fascinates me. My guess is that you’ve never heard of him. I had not either until I came across his biography in a used bookstore in Colorado a few years ago.
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