Wisdom For Your Weekend
Why Rosaria Butterfield Signed the Nashville Statement
“Twenty years ago, I lived as a lesbian. I delighted in my lover, our home on one of the Finger Lakes, our Golden Retrievers, and our careers. When Christ claimed me for His own, I did not stop feeling like a lesbian. I did not fall out of love with women. I was not converted out of homosexuality. I was converted out of unbelief.”
The Church in Houston, Preaching About Racism, & Praying Continuously
Wisdom for Your Weekend: Your regular installment of what we've been reading (and watching) from around the web. We gather the best and leave out the rest.
Killing Push Notifications, Hard Conversations, & Making the Case for Life
Wisdom for Your Weekend: Your regular installment of what we've been reading (and watching) from around the web. We gather the best and leave out the rest.
A Gospel Response to White Supremacy
Beginning last weekend with white supremacy marches in Charlottesville, VA, this past week has been full of discussions about the status of race relations in our nation, about the meaning of Confederate symbols, and about the right way forward for unity in patently divisive times.
Our response as the body of Christ must begin with an abundantly clear condemnation of racism, must be saturated in love and prayer, and must remain hopeful even when—especially when—the times look bleakest.
Rape on TV, 50 Years in a Wheelchair, & Surviving College
Wisdom for Your Weekend: Your regular installment of what we've been reading (and watching) from around the web. We gather the best and leave out the rest.
Pilgrim's Progress, Christian Cremation, & Singing with the Lights On
Wisdom for Your Weekend: Your regular installment of what we've been reading (and watching) from around the web. We gather the best and leave out the rest.
About J.D. Greear
J.D. Greear is the pastor of The Summit Church in Raleigh-Durham, NC and author of several books including Gaining by Losing: Why the Future Belongs to Churches That Send.