Monthly Archives: March 2011

There are a good many major publications picking up on the story that the divorce rate among Christians IS NOT has high as it is for the general population, especially those Christians who take their faith very seriously. USA Today … Continue reading →

Here are pictures from the Thrive Singles Conference I participated in, in China. This picture above is the incredible staff that ran the conference. I learned this was the first-ever Christian singles conference held in Shanghai. It was hosted by … Continue reading →

Worked most of the day yesterday in my room on my talks for the Thrive Conference coming up this weekend at Shanghai Community Fellowship. They put together a cool little promo video for the conference here. Earlier this week, went … Continue reading →

Still having a really great time in Shanghai! I love the people of China. The ministry with the young adults has gone very well. Taught Tuesday evening on “God is Not Embarrassed by Sex” (young adults showed up for that … Continue reading →

Here is the church in Shanghai where I spoke yesterday. A beautiful old church built in the early 1900s by missionaries. Now the Chinese government has assigned it as the home church for Shanghai Community Fellowship, a good evangelical international … Continue reading →

There has been quite a little dust up around the theological blogs about Rob Bell’s new book. The question being raised is “Does a leading evangelical pastor believe that Hell doesn’t exist and that all people are saved in the … Continue reading →

An NPR exec is caught on tape sneering at and demeaning people like us. And he doesn’t flinch when others speak ill of Jewish folks. Nice. But NPR covered their own embarrassment pretty well, actually. You can – and SHOULD … Continue reading →