America is a house divided, and its foundations seem to be cracking. Civil disorder and violence afflicts the republic, and the church is increasingly split. Is America and the church systemically racist? What do we say to Black Lives Matter? Should Christians be “woke”? Can the church survive if it remains faithful to biblical teachings on gender and sexuality? How do Christians respond to modern economic and ecological crises? Young Christians need to know that the Bible is more relevant and powerful than ever, and that Scripture speaks more deeply into these issues than anything else.
There are answers, and there is hope.
Equip yourself with answers with truthxchange as we discuss how the Bible defines our view of God, ourselves and the issues we face in our churches, as a nation, and globally.
Join us April 5-10 for our first online symposium. “
I will listen to what God the LORD will speak;For he will speak peace to His people, to his saints — But let them not turn back to folly.”
About Joshua Gielow
Latest Articles
The State of Our Dis-Union: Day six: Question and Answer Panels
by Joshua Gielow | April 9, 2021Join our speakers as they tackle the tough questions from the State of Our Dis-Union: Symposium.
The State of Our Dis-Union (Entire Symposium)
by Joshua Gielow | April 9, 2021Thank you for participating in our recent online symposium: The State of Our Dis-Union. Would you take 3 minutes to fill out this brief survey? Thank you for your input!https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/R7V52SM
The State of Our Dis-Union: Day Five
by Joshua Gielow | April 9, 2021Thaddeus Williams: First Things First: Evangelism in the Age of Social JusticeIt has become trendy to identify social justice as a “Gospel issue,” or even as “the heart of the Gospel.” If we do not rally behind this or that social justice cause we are told we suffer from an incomplete or truncated Gospel. How can we […]
The State of Our Dis-Union: Day Four
by Joshua Gielow | April 8, 2021Jon Harris: The Social Justice Religion This presentation traces the history of social justice derivatives and how they parallel an Augustinian construction of confession, conversion, and a liturgy of praise and penance. It will also examine how social-justice-driven political movements have syncretized with Christianity and other religions. The main case study will be the Black Lives Matter movement. The […]