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Why Church Growth Has Masked a Formation Deficit
Every week, churches track attendance to answer a basic question: how many people showed up? Attendance does indicate something. For some, churchgoing is habitual. For others, it reflects…
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What the Church Must Do Now in the Age of the Dechurched
If forty million people walked away, something in the structure needed correction long before the doors closed behind them. The question now is simple: what can the church…
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Why Today’s Welfare System Cannot Tell the Truth About Need
If the FY 2023 SNAP outlays exceeded $120 billion, with a 10% error rate, it means more than $12 billion in payments were incorrect or should never have occurred.
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Inside the De-Churched Mind and the Pressures That Pushed Them Out
The de-churching in America didn’t appear overnight, and it didn’t come from a single cultural earthquake. It came from a long series of pressures, each one weakening the…
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The Unwilling Eater: Why Scripture Denies the Idle a Free Feast
Responsibility, diligence, and contribution mark the life of a believer. These are not fringe recommendations. They are Christian expectations. God’s people are meant to be productive, responsible, and…
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The Great Unraveling: The Dechurched and the Church in Crisis
Roughly 15 percent of American adults, about 40 million people, have stopped attending any house of worship. That’s more than all the converts gained from the First and…
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