The Next 250 Years
In the past, American Christians evangelized within a society that was, by and large, Christian. Most regarded Christianity and the Church as a societal good…
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.
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The First 250 Years
Two hundred and fifty years ago, the American Experiment began with the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Unlike any nation before it, America would…
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When the Music Ends
Since 2023, over 150,000 people have come to Benton, Arkansas, for Amplify, the nation’s largest free Christian music festival. Every summer, crowds of young people,…
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Equipping Leaders Where They Are
Sydni Watts was finishing her undergraduate degree from Ouachita Baptist University. She wasn’t sure what was next after graduation. “I wanted to be heavily involved…
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From Crisis to Career
Betty Winders had been battling addiction for 14 years. Then, in December 2024, everything fell apart. Already on probation and facing multiple charges, she was…
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Catch the Little Foxes
James and Mandi Barham had given their lives to taking the gospel to Central Asia. For years, they poured themselves into church planting overseas. They…
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The Shift
Geyer Springs First Baptist Church wanted to plant a new church in Little Rock. They had building plans. They were raising funds. For a church…
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A Quiet Revival
It was Sunday morning, and Brad was all alone on Pinnacle Mountain. His grief was heavy. He needed time and space to process. He didn’t…
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The Long Road Home
For nearly two years, Epoch Church had been homeless. After selling their downtown building in 2022, they became nomads, meeting on Sunday nights at First…
