As iron sharpens iron,
one person sharpens another. (Proverbs 27:17)
“Being electronically tethered to work undermines our energy, our motivation, our creativity, our joy, and ultimately, our ability to contribute positively to our workplaces.” The Center for Vision and Values
“These five paradigms are points along a spectrum. Often individuals fall into these categories inconsistently over time or in different areas of life.” TIFWE
One of the key buzzwords used by a large number of young evangelicals, including the restless and Reformed, is “relevant.” By this is meant that our Christian lives and our churches need to reveal an “authentic” (another buzzword) faith. We need to scratch where people itch. We need to show people that Christ and the gospel are germane to real life. More than that, we need to demonstrate that Christians are real people, with real hurts, pains and problems just like the unsaved.
Kevin Bauder, Scott Aniol, Mike Riley, et. al. … New Book—A Conservative Christian Declaration
“[T]the more embedded Millennial Evangelicals are in the Evangelical subculture and the less interaction they have with non-Evangelicals, the more likely they are to demonstrate attitudes diverging from their elders.” CPost
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