Warren Cole Smith, Author at MinistryWatch - Page 12 of 113
OPINION–I’m no fan of Jimmy Kimmel. I don’t watch late night television (except Austin City Limits on Saturday), and when I did – years ago – it wasn’t him. I think what Kimmel said about ...
From ancient pipe organs to modern “miracle” claims and TrailLife’s growth — this week’s Signs and Wonders takes you off the beaten path of ministry news.
Still mostly flat for the year
The MinistryWatch Index saw a slight increase in August, the first significant monthly rise this year.
The death of Charlie Kirk has caused a lot of soul searching by those on the left and the right, as it should. Al Mohler, writing for WORLD, said, “Every generation has its own formative moments. Yesterday ...
The death of Charlie Kirk has caused a lot of soul searching by those on the left and the right, as it should.
On today’s program, Warren Smith has one of his periodic “lightning round” talks with Michael Reneau of The Dispatch. This time, they dig into celebrity Christians, including Jen Hatmaker, Doug Wilson, Chip and Joanna Gaines, ...
Gladwell’s tipping point, AI wisdom, Gen Z revival, and Buc-ee’s
In this week's "Signs & Wonders," Warren Smith writes about Malcolm Gladwell’s confession, AI in ministry,and whispers of Gen Z revival. There's also a mention of Buc-ee's.
Here at MinistryWatch, our mission is to help Christian donors become true stewards. We provide resources to help you become more faithful stewards of the resources God has entrusted to you. If you’ve been around ...
Books about investing, the atom bomb, and two novels
Once a quarter (or so), we use the ‘Notebook” for Warren Smith’s list of books either released in the past quarter, or those he just got around to reading this quarter.
Jen Hatmaker deconstructs, the songs of Nashville, Truth Rising, and notable deaths
“Signs and Wonders” is a column that shares thoughts on news items that either don’t quite rise to the level of a news story for MinistryWatch, or are slightly (perhaps even significantly) outside our normal ...
