By giving cheerfully and generously, we reorient our perspective away from ourselves and towards the Lord and his work.
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Could you explain the pros and cons of annihilationism? How is it different from universalism? Do the MBs have a position on “eternal conscious punishment”? And why has annihilationism become …
When we manage everything that God has entrusted to us in a way that glorifies him, it reflects our commitment to Christ. It’s a key component in our discipleship.
Sam Reimer responds to comments on his article “Why Aren’t Canadians listening to Christian leaders?”
“Follow your heart.” It’s the mantra of our culture, and it’s one of the main reasons young people are abandoning any kind of external authority—including the Church.
Ken Esau responds to two challenging but important questions.
What’s next for the Mennonite Brethren family? In this last print issue of the MB Herald, we’re celebrating the past – the great gathering place of the Mennonite Brethren family …
Our new communication strategy is a commitment to storytelling and information sharing. We will not abandon our role to inform, challenge, and uplift the MB family. The methods and media …
Evangelical Anabaptist. Catholic Anabaptist. Pentecostal Anabaptist. I have used all these phrases in different contexts to explain my identity as a follower of Christ. In those sentences, the first word …
When we’re young, we’re often identified in relation to our parents (“so-and-so’s kid”). At some point, our parents become known by us (“so-and-so’s mom/dad”). Throughout our life, we take on …
V I E W P O I N T Let me be honest with you: I don’t want my kids to be evangelical Christians when they grow up. It was …
V I E W P O I N T Recently I was involved in a group reading through The Activist Impulse: Essays on the Intersections of Anabaptism and Evangelicalism. It …
Jesus is the only way? Re “Article 17: Christianity and other Faiths” (Summer 2019) Paul Doerksen made a courageous and good will attempt to explain how Mennonite Brethren and Christians …
Let’s be upfront. Most people don’t deal very well with change. We are programmed for predictability. We develop routines and establish comfort zones for our lives. The prospect of things …