Among society's exiled Christians are leaders of the next revivals

(OPINION) To bring Christianity out of exile in American culture, we should look for innovators among the small percentage of Evangelical Protestants who are both active and influential. Only a few are needed to launch fresh movements that can energize the faith.

Opinion, North America, ReligionMichael MetzgerJanuary 20, 2020Clapham Institute, Marines, Barna Group, Myers-Briggs, Evangelical Christians, evangelicals, evangelical protestants, Clapham Sect, Christianity in exile, James Hunter, Apostle Paul, Marine Corps, Michael Metzger, ChristianityComment

Our monetized thinking has produced ticking time bombs

(OPINION) William Wilberforce saw slavery for what it was when most of England only saw what it was doing for them or what they didn’t do for it. Our “financialized” attitudes about climate change and other crises requires his moral courage.

Opinion, Europe, North AmericaMichael MetzgerOctober 29, 2019Clapham Sect, climate change, William Wilberforce, Michael Metzger, Capitalism

White evangelicals are tidying the kitchen while the house burns down

(OPINION) White evangelical Protestants have a tendency to reject critique and ignore trends. That needs to change if this group is going to remain politically and culturally relevant.

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