Anthony B. Robinson
Anthony B. Robinson is an author of many books on church life and leadership, most recently Useful Wisdom: Letters to Young (and not so young) Ministers. He blogs at anthonybrobinson.com.
Crux of the matter
Fleming Rutledge's magnum opus is many things: a look at the ways the death of Christ has been interpreted, an argument that the how of his death matters, and a protest against Christianity-light.
Modern medicine makes it difficult to die. Often, treatment seems to prolong not living so much as dying. With no earthly hope, Regan was spared all this.
Not religious, not spiritual
Publishers see SBNRs as a key market, while preachers either court them or put them down. As for Nancy Ammerman, she isn’t sure SBNRs exist.
Leading God’s People, by Christopher A. Beeley
Clergy need reminders about the core purpose of their work. Christopher Beeley draws on the works of early church leaders to deliver one.
Maybe what sociologists call mainline decline is God pulling us away from external things so we can rediscover our union with God in love.
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