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practical theology

5 entries
  1. Entry 05

    October 23, 2026

    Mercy Needs an Address: What Acts 6 Teaches a Growing Church

    Acts 6 links the church’s growing life with a concrete repair for neglected widows, joining prayer, named responsibility and care that reaches people.

  2. Entry 04

    July 25, 2026

    The Silent Suffering of Pattern Givers: Why Strong Men Must Learn to Cry Out

    Many men were taught never to cry, never to ask for help, and never to show weakness. This editorial explores biblical lament, Black men's mental health, emotional suppression, leadership, and why true strength begins with the courage to cry out.

  3. Entry 03

    July 25, 2026

    One Gospel, Two Histories: Why African and African American Christians Often See Politics Differently

    African and African American Christians share one Gospel while carrying different historical memories. This editorial explores persecution, justice, political theology, and why deeper theological formation is essential for faithful global Christian dialogue.

  4. Entry 02

    July 25, 2026

    Convocation Superseason: Denominational Gatherings, Sacred Learning, and the Formation of the Church

    Every year, denominational gatherings unite thousands of believers for worship, theological learning, leadership development, and fellowship. This editorial explores the biblical foundation, practical value, and enduring significance of convocation season across the Christian Chu

  5. Entry 01

    July 25, 2026

    Not Everyone Following You Is Following You: Toxic Followers Chronicles

    Not everyone who follows a leader is following to learn. This editorial explores toxic followership, intellectual property, ethical competition, discernment, governance, and biblical stewardship for Christian leaders navigating ministry, publishing, business, and the digital age.