Today is Easter Saturday 2010. In Latin America we call it "Sábado de Aleluia" which can be translated as Hallelujah Saturday.  Growing up I always questioned why they called it Hallelujah Saturday.  After all, if there was a sentiment that represented what Jesus' disciples were going through after the "raboni" was buried it would ...

According to statistical reports every year more than 4,000 churches close their doors in America compared to just over 1,000 new church starts. While clearly more church planting is needed ...

I'm a sports fan and for a while I've been wanting to write a short piece on it. Specially about where sports interacts and intersects with spirituality.

I've often found myself comparing what happens in my soul when I play a soccer match, read the sports section of an online paper ...

Yesterday I spent most of day in the Brickell area. I led a Bible study, met with a core group member, met with my staff, a local community group leader and a music industry executive. In between the meetings I shook hands with city counsel members, introduced myself to a few local professionals and ...

[This was originally posted on Felipe's blog.]

Despite the growing number of megachurches in America, the truth of the matter is that Christianity is in decline in our culture. I’ve heard Alan Hirsch explain the phenomenon as one of reconfiguration due to a lack of understanding of the true ...