Rob Pacienza
Through corporate worship, we declare Jesus’ kingship and celebrate His mission. When we assemble with other believers on Sunday mornings, we are participating in a profoundly political gathering. We recognize Jesus as the sovereign Ruler of the entire universe. Jesus is Lord, and by implication, Caesar is not.
Tom DeRosa
ON THE GO
QUICK READS
The Cultural Mandate: Embracing Divine and Cultural Responsibilities
Rooted in the belief that God has bestowed a divine mandate upon His followers, Christians are called to embrace both our private spiritual lives as well as our public roles in shaping and influencing the culture around us.
Dual Missions of the Christian Faith: Embracing the Great Commission and the Cultural Mandate
As Christians, we are called to embrace the Great Commission and the Cultural Mandate, two essential aspects of our faith that empower us to impact the world in profound ways.
What is Gen Z Looking For?
When my daughter, Natasha, was in college, she made a project that featured angels. When she told the professor that she believed in angels and the Bible, her professor began going after her, saying those were fantasies and fables.
center for music and the arts
The Diane Bish Center for Music and the Arts offers training and education in a wide range of performing arts, striving for excellence in all areas for God’s glory. Lessons are offered each semester for both students and adults. Click below for information on the Center for Music and the Arts and how you can get involved!
Recent Resources
The Importance of Christian Faithfulness | Ep. 61
Kings and Beasts (Part 3) – The Reign of the Son of Man
The Honest Story of America with Tim Barton | Ep. 60
Is Religious Liberty ‘Hanging by a Thread’?
The Grand Designer of the Cosmos
Kings and Beasts (Part 2) – Sin Makes Nations into Beasts
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Use these questionnaires to survey the adults, parents, college and high school students your organization interacts with. The results can help churches, schools, and other ministries better understand the community they minister to.
We need voices that are faithfully Christian but also distinctively engaged in our world. I think this Institute is of enormous importance. May it flourish here in South Florida, but also be a precedent for many other similar movements around the country.
