The Surrendered Life
On a Tuesday evening, I walk into the Fellowship Bible Church in Conway’s office and find the conference room. Eric Martin and Cain Newton have…
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.
Every Soul Matters: First Assembly of God North Little Rock
Recently, I spoke with Randy Jumper, one of the pastors at First Assembly of God North Little Rock. Our conversation covered a lot of ground,…
The Toxic War on Masculinity
Is masculinity inherently toxic? In her book The Toxic War on Masculinity: How Christianity Reconciles the Sexes (Baker Books, 2023), Nancy Pearcey answers that question…
That.Church: Standing in the Gap for the Least of These
Recently, I sat down with Pastor Scott Harness of That.Church in Sherwood to talk about what this church is doing to reach its community and…
Caring for the Orphan in Our City
May is National Foster Care Month in the United States, and we want to lift up those children and families affected by foster care in…
Three Unique Voices on Prayer
For over 25 years, pastors and ministry leaders have blocked off their schedules for the Arkansas Prayer Summit to get away and worship the Lord….
Making the Big Shift in Our Politics
Across our country, friendships, families, and churches are fraying at the seams, and many have split over politics. Many are exhausted by the division or…
Rhythms That Shape & Form Us
The story of St. Andrew’s Anglican Church began in February 1996 when a group of fifteen people started exploring the idea of planting a new…
Art Can Build a Bridge
In school, Bob Snider was no straight-A student. “I was always the kid in the back of the class, drawing pictures of the teacher. And…
