Living Word Community Church
Haltom City, TX:
Living Word Community Church
Living Word Community Church, Haltom City, TX. 169 likes. Living Word Community Church is a reformed, confessional community of faith, committed to Scriptural authority, seeking to glorify God in...
Seven Reasons Why We Should Not Accept Millions of Years
There is an intensifying controversy in the church all over the world regarding the age of the earth.
When Is a Church Not a Church?
The tax code allows for some strange political shenanigans.
Is It Important for Me to Become a Member of My Local Church?
I think the answer is that you should be a church member. But that's not even a clear word—what does "member" mean? The local church—not just the global church, but the local church—is a body. There's global membership in the body universal, and there's local membership in the body ...
What Makes a Church Powerful?
The church's impact in a community depends on the submission of each individual.
Where Are You Going Catholic Church?
I encourage you to listen to my church history podcast Triumphs and Tragedies. I'm not a historian by any stretch, and I'm afraid the podcast is more than rough around the edges. It was simply my attempt to give a quick roller coaster ride through twenty centuries of church history so that we can make better sense
You won't guess how many churches are involved with this center...
How Do You Know if Your Church is Healthy?
There are healthy churches and unhealthy churches (so, so many unhealthy churches). How would you know the difference? I was asked that question recently and this is my attempt at an answer. Transcript Today I want to talk about the health of a local church. Are there ways we can know that a church is healthy or a way we can know it’s unhealthy? And this comes from a question I received from somebody who’s been watching these videos. Let …
The evangelical church has become leaner and arguably meaner
Evangelical churches have lost many moderate members and have become more virulent without losing their power.
9 Trends in Church Membership and Assimilation Processes
I’ve studied churches in the United States for almost twenty years. During those two decades, I’ve seen growing changes in church membership and assimilation processes – particularly among newer an…
Are millennials really 'not going back' to church?
I think the picture is complex, but there are signs that older millennials may in fact, contrary to the headline, be going back to religion.
Where is church in climate change talks?
If ever a time existed for the church to raise its collective voice on an issue, this is it. Shouldn’t the church stand with those who are working to reverse climate change while there may still be a little time?
What Makes a Church Missional?
Freedom from cultural captivity does not mean freedom from tradition.
A Secret Learned in Church Revitalization
These people liked to know we were obeying the written and approved structure of the church. When we didn’t follow them exactly they objected. Sometimes loudly. Often in ALL CAPS.
“Does the Christian church need different denominations?”
They Tried to Start a Church Without God. For a While, It Worked.
Secular organizers started their own congregations. But to succeed, they need to do a better job of imitating religion.
What the Church Can Learn from 'The Good Place'
There is no such thing as staying out of politics.
Holy Land: ‘the mission of the Church is to build small connections, bridges’
"There is a Christian way of living in this country. There is a Christian way of living with this conflict. This is not the time for big gestures. The Church has to try to establish small connections and build small bridges."
8 Questions Your Church Needs to Ask Before Reopening
How to approach reopening your church wisely and faithfully.
If We Can Worship Anywhere, Why Go To Church?
It doesn't just matter that we worship Jesus. It matters that we worship him with other people.
Being Church: Reflections on How to Live as the People of God
What modern church doesn’t call itself a “community”? Yet for how many is it real? How many churches form disciples intimately connected enough to call themselves Christ’s “body”? How many churches form disciples who know the relational arts that create a robust unity? How many form disciples practiced in the ways of sacrificial love?
