Communion. The Lord's Supper. Eucharist. These are all the same thing. But each term means different things for different Christian denominations. In this post, we take a look at all the ways people meditate on Christ's death and resurrection.
Sometimes all it takes to lift each other up is to check in on each other. We all need love and support.
Is the God we reflect the God that exists?
Communion is a somber, solitary affair focused on ourselves - and it was never meant to be.
Millennials want something from "church" and want to give something to "church." Read more here.
Author credit: A fellow Rogue Millennial that wishes to remain anonymous My wife and I recently quit going to church… for good. Now before we get in to why, let’s talk about some things that are important to know: 1) I am a lesbian. 2) I am happily married to my wife for 8 years.... Continue Reading →
By now, many of you know that we like to discuss both serving and giving on this website. One of the most important things to us as Rogue Millennials is practical application of faith. Giving to and serving others is just about as practical as it gets! So, in an effort to provide our dear... Continue Reading →
House churches might be a solution to the Millennial Crisis and will likely spur the next great wave of evangelism... all over again.
Hear from Adam as he shares from his experience. There are healthy ways to respond to being hurt in churches - and he reminds Believers to represent Christ well, even when leaving a church.
It takes all sorts. I love that phrase. “It takes all sorts.” Because while it’s a wonderful play of veiled snarkiness, it also contains a tacit (begrudgingly respectful?) recognition – no one can do it on their own, and you might just need the help of those you least expect. “It takes all sorts” sounds... Continue Reading →
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