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March 2013

The Maccabeats Les Miserables' Passover
Who knew 19th century French revolutionaries shared so much with ancient Hebrews?
by Skye Jethani
Our Not-so-great Debates
Can the hope of Easter quell Christian Quarreling?
Kyle Rohane
The Phil Vischer Podcast: Ep 44- Disney World and Easter Candy
Phil is flying solo this week with an excerpt from his comedy show.
Angie Mabry-Nauta
Can a Muslim Be God's Voice to Me?
Rethinking the ways we hear from God.
Tony Kriz
Lead Like Jazz (Part 2)
Leadership
Lead Like Jazz (Part 2)
How to help your team find their groove.
Scott Olson
The New Ministry Dictionary (#2)
A lexicon for state-of-the-art ministerial conversation.
Leadership Journal's Editors, Illustrated by Kyle Rohane
The New Ministry Dictionary (#2)
Leadership
The New Ministry Dictionary (#2)
A lexicon for state-of-the-art ministerial conversation.
Leadership Journal's Editors, Illustrations by Kyle Rohane
Is the Church Sewing Up Her Schisms?
Probably not. But Pope Francis is helping pull the Christian fabric together.
Paul Pastor
The Phil Vischer Podcast: Ep 43- New Pope, Bad Wizard, and What is the Gospel?
Should evangelicals celebrate a new pope, "Oz" isn't so great and powerful, and why we misunderstand the gospel.
Discipleship
Bumbling the Great Commission
Is our discipleship too narrow?
Trevor Lee

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