Hold All Things Loosely
In January 2010, Central Baptist Church faced an impossible decision. They were about to send 350 of their core leaders across town to plant the…
Author: Chris Loux
Chris Loux is the Communications Director for CityChurch Network, where he has been serving since 2023. Previously, he served with Josiah Venture for seven years in Ukraine. He has a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from the University of Central Arkansas and a Masters in Christian Education from Dallas Theological Seminary. In his spare time, Chris enjoys reading, listening to great music, and learning new things. He and his wife, Vira, live in Conway with their daughter. They belong to Fellowship Bible Church in Conway.
-
-
Only God
Mitch Tapson didn’t want to go. He’d worked all day, and a Tuesday night association meeting on the other side of Arkansas didn’t seem worth…
-
Walking Out of the Fog
The message men often hear is that there is something inherently defective in the male character. Many men today feel discouraged, devalued, and demoralized. Like…
-
The Love of God is in This House
At first she hesitated. “What will everyone think?” “I dunno.” “Maybe next time.” But something kept gnawing at her to go. She was a resident…
-
When Two Become One
Joshua Hurlburt dreamed of pastoring a multi-ethnic church. Bishop Steven Arnold was looking for a place for his church to meet. Neither pastor knew the…
-
Good Works That Shine a Light
It was a Sunday like any other at Mosaic Church. And all of a sudden—it wasn’t. Pastor Mark DeYmaz was in the middle of his…
-
Faith Beyond Borders
Pastor John Molina sighed as he hung up the phone. It happened again. In 2006, break-ins and robberies were frequent at Centro Christiano Espano on…
-
A Church Reborn
Drew Cline could not imagine going back to Temple Baptist Church. He loved his role as Creative Catalyst at Fellowship Bible Church in Little Rock….
-
Taking Jesus as He Is to People as They Are
Mark Evans was the pastor of a thriving youth ministry at his Florida church in the early 90s. On any given week, 750 kids attended…
