Social Theologies Archives - Page 2 of 2

Keeping the Sabbath

by David Chase | Sep 5, 2019 | Hospitality, Immigration, Sabbath, Social Theologies | 0 |

The Sabbath is unexpectedly attuned to social problems. The question you need to ask is: How much do you align with God’s Sabbath values?

When Breaking the Law is the Right Thing to Do

by PaulaFrances Price | Jul 18, 2019 | Immigration, Justice, Social Theologies | 0 |

It’s the government’s job to worry about borders and policies. But as a church, it is our job to care for all God’s people and that includes immigrants.

Let Us Lament

by Dr. Michelle Reyes | Feb 8, 2019 | Prayer, Psalms, Social Theologies, Suffering | 1 |

It is good for Christians to lament – to lament in prayer to God for the crises we are facing and to seek His mighty hand of deliverance.

The Church Is Never A-Cultural

by Dr. Michelle Reyes | Jan 24, 2019 | Church, Race, Social Theologies | 0 |

Every church has a culture, and this culture manifests itself in everything from how long a service is to the type of music played, the preaching style, the organization of church ministries, and even the amount of time given to fellowship, food, and evangelism.