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How to Stop Doomscrolling for Good

Don’t let the algorithm steal your time. Here’s how to take it back.

The Walk

byTheology Mix Editorial Team

In a World of Hate and Unforgiveness: Learning How to Forgive

Now, more than ever, it seems forgiveness is an area where we all need improvement.

Practical Theology

byChaplain Chris Linzey

The Crossroads of Culture: Why Europe Is Not a Spiritual Graveyard

You might be thinking that a call from God is a lightning bolt reserved for the pious few, a straight line from the Sunday School classroom to the pulpit. But for Mike Tilley—pastor, church…

Faith

byTheology Mix Editorial Team

Faith in Action | ThM

Shepherding at the Crossroads: A Conversation with Mike Tilley on Presence, Relationship, and Renewal in Europe

For decades, the narrative has been one of decline—a “post-Christian” museum of empty cathedrals. But from his vantage point, Mike sees something else entirely.

The Walk

byTheology Mix Editorial Team

Who Does Not Fight Has Already Lost: What Does Contending for the Faith Mean?

Who Does Not Fight Has Already Lost: Why and How to Be a Christian Now by John I. Snyder is a hard-hitting, defining read on what it means to contend for the faith for our generation.

Books

byTheology Mix Editorial Team

How Do I Know if the Desires of My Heart are from God?

Before we begin to answer the question, I would like to clarify a few things first. God gives you the desires of your heart. He does not give you your heart’s desire.

Spiritual Growth

byEric Johnson

Walking with Jesus and Judas: Dealing with Betrayal

Jesus knew Judas was going to betray him. Yet there was no hurt pride, stubbornness, or mean-spiritedness in Jesus’ actions—just unconditional love.

Spiritual Growth

byGuest Author

The Walk: The Podcast from Theology Mix

How to Stop Doomscrolling for Good

The Walk

Shepherding at the Crossroads: A Conversation with Mike Tilley on Presence, Relationship, and Renewal in Europe

The Walk

Easter: The Restoration of All Things

The Walk

The God Who (Always) Stays

The Walk

The Path to Healing: Pamela Good’s Transformative Faith Journey

The Walk

Fantasy Meets Faith: Wilson Hickman on “The Lost Healer” and Creating Authentic Characters

The Walk

Faith, Art, and Controversy: Challenging Cultural Narratives with Anthony Freda

The Walk

Why Not You? How to Find Your Purpose and Embrace Your God-Given Dream with Pastor Ed Newton

The Walk

The Last Slaves

Mae Louise Walls Miller was a slave in southern Mississippi. One day she met Henriette, a storyteller about slavery, and Mae regaled her with her own story—a story filled with savage beatings,…

Perspectives

byJill Richardson

Things Christians Just Should Not Do!

Christians do a great job of judging the state of other people’s souls. We’re mind readers, really. We know the condition of your life just by looking at the things you do.

Practical Theology

byChaplain Chris Linzey

Is Pornography Biblical Grounds for Divorce? 5 Pieces of Advice to Husbands

Pornography addiction is something that many men struggle with, especially now it's so easily accessible online. This can lead to serious relationship issues in a marriage.

Relationships

byBrad Hambrick

An In-Depth Look at Teachings that Lead to Pseudo-Christianity: Peter Scazzero

Claiming divine revelation should be a red flag in any non-biblical book. Pseudo-Christian authors often claim divine revelation while advocating highly questionable theology in order to duck…

Apologetics

byPieter Bouma

The Role of the Pastor’s Wife

A pastor’s wife is one of the hardest roles to occupy in a church. These ladies don’t technically have a position: There’s no job description for being the pastor’s wife, and she doesn’t…

Church Life

byNicholas Maricle

Jesus, the Wedding, and the Wine: That’s a Lot of Alcohol!

*Author’s Note: This article is in no way, shape, or form a written license to consume alcohol excessively. Please do not use this for any kind of biblical justification to drink. Today…

Practical Theology

byEric Johnson

An In-Depth Look at Teachings that Lead to Pseudo-Christianity – Part 3

What’s wrong with Richard Foster’s Celebration of Discipline? Richard Foster, and especially his book Celebration of Discipline, is very influential in many churches. Celebration of…

Archives

byPieter Bouma

An In-Depth Look at Teachings that Lead to Pseudo-Christianity – Part 2: What’s Wrong With Contemplative Prayer?

Part 2 of An In-Depth Look at Teachings that Lead to Pseudo-Christianity. For Part 1: Introduction, click here. While regular attenders of a church, we realized for the first time that there…