Tuesday; November 12
In his book, “Christians In The Age Of Outrage”, Ed Stetzer considers the influence Christians have in the world by taking a look at how Christians live their lives. As a part of the book, Stetzer sets out to describe various types of “Christians” in the modern world. Among his categories of Christians are: 1. Cultural Christians – Some people self-identify as Christians because were born in a historically Christian country and they really don’t fit in any of the other major religious groups. 2. Congregational Christians – These people may not have a vibrant faith, but they retain some connection to a congregation (a Christian home church). They typically attend this church during the more “religious” times of year or for the occasional wedding or funeral. 3. Convictional Christians – These folks readily identify as Christians and are decidedly more religious than the other sub-categories. They are more likely to go to church regularly, live values that align with Bibl