Brett McCracken
6 Ways to Equip Your Church to “Do Good” on Social Media
By Brett McCracken | 03.08.2021The internet can be a bleak, discouraging, often dark place—but it can also be a place where truth is discovered, beauty is celebrated, and goodness goes viral.
Book Review: The Reappearing Church, by Mark Sayers
Review by Brett McCracken | 12.05.2019Renewal begins with desperation and repentance: a recognition of our utter impotence; a passionate falling at the feet of Christ.
The Local Church as a Counterculture
By Brett McCracken | 9Marks Journal: Church Life: Our True Political Witness | 04.17.2018The local church was never meant to be a cultural, comfortable, bourgeois social club that affirms people in their idolatry and helps them along on a journey to their “best life now.” It was meant to be a counterculture, a set-apart community embodying a radically different vision for human flourishing.
What if We Applied “For Better or Worse” to Church Commitment?
By Brett McCracken | 09.22.2017What if we took seriously our “for better or worse, till death do us part” vows in marriage and then applied them to church?
The Danger of “Church Shopping”
By Brett McCracken | 06.12.2017When a church becomes less about the demands of Scripture on our lives and more about our demands on the church to fit our preferences, it loses its power to transform us and subvert our idols.