Dumb church is not about being less connected, or less zealous, it’s about longer focus on a couple of things.
Tag: stephen mcalpine
The sea of faith is returning. I suspect it’s not going to be an orderly tide that greets us, but a tsunami we will have to navigate.
The Rationalist Society of Australia ran a campaign to try and get rid of SRE in public schools, by stating that secularism is the way to go.
Vibes come and go, but our sinfulness remains stubbornly the same. Our duty is to present the gospel in compelling, and counter cultural ways.
In times of stress and uncertainty, there’s something about God’s grace, says Stephen McAlpine: There’s always more.
How do we ensure we don’t end up in the wreckage of our own sin due to our propensity to run red lights? A devotional by Stephen McAlpine.
What if the past went a little differently? What would “the now” be like? This question is played out to terrific effect in ‘Kaos’.
The brilliance of Apple’s marketing is that it captures our hearts, our wills, our loves, writes Stephen McAlpine.
In Australia, there has been a 50 per cent increase in diagnosable mental health conditions among 16 to 25-year-olds since 2007.
There’s an interesting phenomenon underway among a younger cohort of Christians in the West today: Zoomers are leaning in.