Brian G. Chilton
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Easter and ecclesiology: Is church that doesn't meet, still church service?
However, due to the advances in technology, churches across the nation and the world have met virtually through online services and alternative styles, including drive-in services. The question has been asked, “Are these still church services
4 kinds of people COVID-19 exposes
Because of the virus, comments on social media reveal four types of responses to the COVID-19 crisis.
Ancient African theologians who impacted the church
Is Christianity a white man’s religion? This may sound absurd, but some individuals lay claim to this belief.
The impact of God's divine omnipresence to a believer's life
I still find the words of Dr. Daniel Mitchell, Professor of Theology at Liberty University, to ring true, “The more we study God, the bigger God becomes.”
God created extroverts and introverts for a reason
I will come right out and confess it. I am a professional extrovert. That means that I converse with people in large gatherings as part of my job. However, I am an introvert by nature.
I stopped being a Christian; then God brought me back
I grew up in a Christian home with wonderful parents who taught me about Christ but allowed me to explore and learn various fields. By the time I was seven, I had already committed my life to Christ.
The illusion of the good ol' days
I thought about the days before cellphones and tablets. I came to think of our time together by the classic adage, “The Good Ol’ Days.” A time where everything seemed perfect and the world seemed much better.
Let God fight your battles
It is easy for us to become angry over things that others do to us. Every passing year seems to find people becoming increasingly hostile and impatient towards one another.
Are you worshiping God or yourself?
Worship is not always corporate. Worship can and should happen in our personal time with God in addition to our time together.
Pastors, God did not call you to be Superman
The best-trained pastors do not remain in ministry on average. Could it be due to a Superman complex?