The reality is that if you always do what you've always done, you'll always be where you've always been. — James Emery White Copy Share Image
“And the influence of their peers can be utterly overwhelming. As their closest friends succumb to the trend of G.O.Y., many children feel pressured… — James Emery White Copy Share Image
“The vast majority of those who are unchurched are not actively seeking a church home. Further, they are divorced from seeing it as a… — James Emery White Copy Share Image
“As John R. W. Stott has suggested, the art of preaching truly stands “between two worlds”: the world of the biblical text and the modern… — James Emery White Copy Share Image
“Biblical unity is about working through conflicts, avoiding slander and gossip, and being generous in spirit. It is giving each other the benefit of… — James Emery White Copy Share Image
“Unloving attitudes and words cause a “stench that the world can smell. . . . Our sharp tongues, the lack of love between us… — James Emery White Copy Share Image
“So what does this mean for a church trying to reach out to an internet-based generation? Here are some internet browsing statistics that may… — James Emery White Copy Share Image
The reality is that if you always do what you've always done, you'll always be where you've always been. — James Emery White Copy Share Image
“The great opposition to reading is what I allow to fill my time instead of reading. To say we have no time to read… — James Emery White Copy Share Image
The church doesn’t have a mission; there is a mission, and it has the church. — James Emery White Copy Share Image
“No, they won’t respond to a better-than-them pitch. Instead, they’re much more likely to respond to a new statement of their problem and a… — James Emery White Copy Share Image
“Christians must pioneer new ways to bind ourselves to Scripture, to our traditions, and to each other—not for mere survival, but so that the… — James Emery White Copy Share Image
“The distinctive form of address espoused by the prophets was “thus says the Lord.” Christopher J. H. Wright suggests that there were four principal prohibitions… — James Emery White Copy Share Image
