If you haven’t yet read the latest issue of Credo Magazine, “Churchy Gimmicks: Has the Church Sold Its Soul to Consumerism,” it’s well worth reading. The format and layout are easy to navigate and the articles are well written. Below are just a few of those included in the current issue:
- “Have it your way: Has the Church sold its Soul to Consumeristic Entertainment” – An interview with T. David Gordon, by Matthew Barrett
- “Church Gimmicks and the Idol of Success” – Brian H. Cosby
- “What is Preaching For? Preaching that Fulfills its God-Given Purpose” – Dennis Johnson
- “Who’s afraid of Church Discipline? Entering Forbidden Terrain in order to Recover a Biblical Practice” – Mark Devine
- “Dead Church Walking: Why Church Revitalization is more Important than you think” – Harry L. Reeder III
- “‘Bigger is Better’: When the Prosperity Gospel Creeps into the Evangelical Church” – Matthew Barrett
- “The Lord’s Supper: A Means of Grace?” – Richard Barcellos (one of my seminary professors)
I was priveleged to be a part of the proofreading for this latest issue and looks like I may be part of the new proofreading team!
