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A Theology of the Imagination: Part III Capturing the Imagination as Jesus did

Christians today need to show the world that the Church has more to say about wonder-hunger than anyone else. We have a theology of the imagination that offers the active and imaginative life for which even the most committed atheists are really longing. The goal of these articles is to whet your taste buds for engaging in this imaginative work. Whether you teach a church full of folks or only your children, capturing your hearers’ imagination with God’s truth is a work worth giving your time and yourself to.

K.J. Pugh

A Theology of Imagination: Part 1

K.J. Pugh

“...the Church is actually sitting upon an embarrassment of riches when it comes to a thinking deeply about the imagination. Our Christian roots run deeper and our fruit is more varied and enticing than any other tree in the garden.”

Sweden’s Dire Need: New (Old) Churches

Nima Motallebzadeh

Sweden is in urgent need of new churches. When I write “new,” I mean local churches that are not connected to the established Free Church denominations (Evangelical Free Church, Ecumenia Church, Pentecostal Movement, etc.) There is some good to be found in these established denominations—of course there is. However, there are also profound systemic failures that will necessarily accompany any new church planting that they initiate. These systemic failures are varied but one of the most widespread and serious, indeed deadly, is prevailing pragmatism. An example of this pragmatism is that more or less all denominations have chosen to renegotiate...

Book review: To the Praise of God’s Glorious Grace (edited by Mikko Sivonen and Sami Günther)

Mikael Römer

The book Jumalan armon kirkkauden ylistykseksi (translating into English as To the Praise of God’s Glorious Grace) is the first Finnish-language compilation that systematically presents and applies the Reformed doctrine of salvation in a Finnish theological context. The editors-in-chief of the book, Pastors Mikko Sivonen and Sami Günther, are well-known promoters of Reformed theology in Finland. In addition to these men, a number of Reformed pastors and theologians have contributed to this work. The publication of this work is a significant step, as Reformed Christianity has only gained a foothold in Finland in recent decades. The work shows that Reformed...

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