In a fractured, consumeristic age, one of the great theological questions before the church is not only what Christians believe, but what it means for Christians to belong to one another.
It sometimes feels like Christians in the United States look for, and find, any and every reason to join another church. Depending on where you live, there is likely an endless variety of churches to sample.
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The Church on the Bluff, Hoover, is hosting “Material Witness,” a presentation on the Shroud of Turin on July 11.
Even for those raised in church, studying the Bible can be overwhelming. Tackling this issue led Jon Collins and Tim Mackie to co-found BibleProject.
The church’s new property is a land-locked 46 acres, which pastor Derek Staples is grateful to preserve as a gift for many FBC generations to come. “Whatever God puts in their hearts, they’ll be able to do,” he said.
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