A Just & Well-Ordered Society
In previous articles in our Flourishing Series, we covered three domains of flourishing (the Good, the True, and the Prosperous) from Amy L. Sherman’s Agents…
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.
The Enduring Legacy of Dr. King Jr.’s Letter from a Birmingham Jail
On April 12, 1963, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and nearly 50 protestors and civil rights leaders faced arrest following a Good Friday demonstration in…
The Moon is Always Round
For most of us, the Christmas season is, as the carol tells us, “The most wonderful time of the year.” Shopping for that perfect gift…
Seeking the Lord’s Presence for 25 Years
I think there’s an expectancy in our people and a passion for nationwide revival, which has always been a hallmark of The Summit. The early…
A Story Behind Every Door
In another life, Reverend Milton Graham could have been a professor. His ability to speak extemporaneously for long stretches, capture your attention, and teach you…
A God-Sized Story Where Faith & Work Converge
Our time at work takes up a large portion of our life. On average, we spend 90,000 hours (10.2 years) at work over a lifetime….
The Prosperous & Human Flourishing
In our Flourishing Series, we have covered the first two domains in Amy L. Sherman’s Agents of Flourishing: the Good and the True. As we…
An Open Door Across the Street
The story of Fellowship North began in 1984 when a group attending Fellowship Bible Church in West Little Rock decided to plant a church north…
The Home is a School
A month before my daughter’s due date, my wife came into the kitchen with a look of shock on her face. “I think my water…
