Why is it that so many churches with historic buildings have failed to thrive as communities, even after repeated efforts of well known church growth strategies? In today’s Seven Minute Seminary video, Graham Singh challenges us to consider letting certain forms of church die, in order that new forms may live. Based on the collective experience of those working with Holy Trinity Brompton in London, he suggests some fresh ways that churches can vision what it would look like to thrive again on mi

Christendom, rather than being an official connection between a government and a religion, is most often found in attitudes and mistaken assumptions. In today’s Seven Minute Seminary, Dr. Stephen Backhouse demonstrates how Søren Kierkegaard can be appropriated to challenge our core assumptions about identity and allegiance.

There are many models for growing Christians into mature disciples of Jesus. They should include the important elements of worship, meetings, means of grace, service, etc. However, when it comes to meetings that focus on content and Scripture, we need somewhere to start.

For those involved in the work of church planting, we discover that there are natural seasons. In order to thrive and not be surprised, it’s important to recognize these natural rhythms that help church leaders plant communities that are faithful to the biblical great commission. Watch this Seven Minute Seminary video by William Chaney of Path1 ministries.

Can a person lose their salvation? What does it mean to fall away from the faith? In today’s Seven Minute Seminary, Joshua Bloor explains an Arminian interpretation of these critical passages in the Letter to the Hebrews.