For the past five years, the State of the Bible research has shown that people who regularly and meaningfully interact with Scripture display greater levels of human flourishing.
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According to the latest from Lifeway Research, only around 1 in 100 (1.2%) evangelical and Black Protestant pastors leave the ministry each year—a number that has remained statistically unchanged over the past decade. https://t.co/IvxJL9gojB
@dandarling Only 2% of pastors said they endorsed a candidate during a church service in 2024, while 25% endorsed away from their church role. https://t.co/VlYDxbWjjx
This week, I was honored to receive an Emerging Journalist award from Evangelical Press Association. @LifewayResearch also received an Award of Excellence and won second place for our e-newsletter. This work is always a privilege, but it's a gift to be encouraged along the way.
As you scan lists of top Christmas songs, you'll find many sprinkled with distinctly Christian songs filled with reach theology for this season—and every season. Here’s my latest for Lifeway Research. https://t.co/UHm9PYzCrG
As we get ready for a new year, may we be people who read the Bible better—and that doesn’t necessarily mean we read it more. Enjoyed this conversation with @GHGuthrie. https://t.co/zivEemdgbL
What a privilege to get to sit in on this conversation with some of @Lifeway’s finest—@kellydking@_chuckpeters@zacworkun@kenbraddy.
I hope this conversation is a help and encouragement to you. https://t.co/nFItFw6Djy
Was a joy to be a part of @MarissaPostell's article on the importance of embodied church community for kids. Check it out here. https://t.co/aaNi3izZiZ
I enjoyed writing this piece on why the embodied church matters for kids (and all of us)—even when we’re unable to “go to church.” https://t.co/Ad6NlzjMiG
Last night I spent time with women who have chosen life for their babies through the support of our local pregnancy care center. Today, we celebrate the overturning of Roe. May we commit to loving our neighbors well in a post-roe world. https://t.co/NrNLhG9USn
Busyness makes us feel needed, important, vital, and self-sufficient. Prayer, on the other hand, draws from the well of our deep neediness before God that we try to avoid and suppress with busyness. — @ronniejmartin https://t.co/QnZySa3OFa