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From our friend Nicholas Price at Relevant Magazine Online: “The reality is that, when it comes to interactions with people of other faith traditions, evangelicals have been standoffish at best...0July 20, 2012

Paul’s example of interfaith dialogue

This piece was originally published on the Interfaith Youth Core blog at http://www.ifyc.org/content/spiritual-calling-interfaith-work. Last Thursday night I found myself at the largest interfaith dialogue the University of Illinois has ever...0March 28, 2012

A spiritual calling to interfaith work

This article is part 4 in a series inspired by Gabe Lyons’ The Next Christians. As I read this book, I felt like Lyons’ insight was particularly relevant to our...1November 21, 2011

5 types of Christians: The blenders (part 4 of 6)

The purpose of Faith Line Protestants is to talk about evangelicals and the interfaith movement. But that has led me to talking a lot about the gospel. Why? Because the...0November 14, 2011

The evangelical tension and Scot McKnight on the gospel

This article is part 3 in a series inspired by Gabe Lyons’ The Next Christians. As I read this book, I felt like Lyons’ insight was particularly relevant to our...0November 14, 2011

5 types of Christians: The evangelizers (part 3 of 6)

This article is part 2 in a series inspired by Gabe Lyons’ The Next Christians. As I read this book, I felt like Lyons’ insight was particularly relevant to our...1November 1, 2011

5 types of Christians: The culture warriors (part 2 of 6)

This article is part 1 in a series inspired by Gabe Lyons’ The Next Christians. As I read this book, I felt like Lyons’ insight was particularly relevant to our...4October 27, 2011

5 types of Christians: The insiders (part 1 of 6)

A few weeks ago I was privileged to interview as a guest on the WILL AM 580 (local public radio) show Keepin’ the Faith about interfaith work on the University...0August 18, 2011

On the Air: An interview on Keepin’ the Faith

Something is being whispered about in daring conversations around the country. You may have heard it mentioned in editorials, on the covers of magazines, and in blogs. It seems that the evidence...3August 8, 2011

The end of Christian America?

John Stott was an evangelical leader, and one who bore the name well. His passing last week has spurred a number of blogs and articles reflecting on his work as...1August 2, 2011

John Stott and the Pharisees

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