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Living Theologically

theology and the Christian life

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Mike McGarry

Mike is the Founder/Director of Youth Pastor Theologian, where he currently writes and speaks to serve youth pastors. Visit youthpastortheologian.com to learn more about YPT and read his blogs and books, or to learn more about bringing Mike to speak at your church, retreat, or conference.

Why Church Membership?

Why become a member of a church if you can just attend without the commitment of membership? This post shares the heart of church membership and three benefits

What Does Baptism Mean (and why is it important)?

Baptism is a biblical and meaningful expression of personal faith in Jesus Christ. This post summarizes what baptism means and why it matters.

Three Things Every Christian Should Know

Here are three truths every Christian should know and be able to clearly explain to others.

Why Can’t God Overlook Sin?

Sin is rejection and rebellion against the Holy God. It wouldn't be right for him to simply overlook it. But he did pay for it through Jesus Christ.

Is Repentance Necessary to be a Christian?

Is repentance necessary to become a Christian? And what's the difference between confession and repentance anyway?! Jesus and the apostles preached repentance. We should too.

Are These the End Times?

When will Jesus return? It seems like today's news and events must mean we're living in the end times now. Is this true... what does does that mean?

Will They Mourn Your Loss?

Here are three characteristics I've observed about the faithful men and women who have left godly legacies.

Faith is Not a Good Idea

Faith is more than a good idea. Our lives always reflect what we believe, so when you look at yours - do you have Christian ideas or saving faith?

The Gospel is For the Street

What good is faith if it only survives in a sterile environment? The gospel belongs not only in our pulpits but on the streets . Faith shapes life, gives meaning, and inspires hope. If the gospel is only good news to... Continue Reading →

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