
Nurturing the Reformed and neo-Calvinist tradition in the urban ministry context.
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On our way out east for our vacation this summer, my family stopped at Hershey Park for a couple of hours of fun and to stretch our legs. We weren’t about to drop a small fortune on a day at the amusement...
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Few books have influenced me more than Tim Keller’s Center Church. I have read Tim’s “magnum opus” at least four times since it was released: first as a pastoral intern, then as a revitalizing assista...
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Note: This essay is an excerpt from my upcoming doctoral project, “An Emergency Situation: A Neo-Calvinist Vision for Reformed Urban Ministry.” Paid subscribers will receive an early draft of this project later th...
Note: This essay first appeared on my old website a few years ago.
If the haters had their way, I wouldn’t be here.
I first encountered severe resistance to ministry as a young, bright-eyed, new convert to the faith. As I sensed my own ca...
For years, I have used the term urban to describe our ministry on the Near Westside of downtown Indianapolis. I know many use this term for a wide range of conflicting purposes. Many of my peers have suggested I consider alternative languag...
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Ben is the church planting pastor of Hope Church of Haughville in Indianapolis. He earned his M.Div from Reformed Theological Seminary (2017) and is currently working on a D.Min in Urban Missiology under Soong-Chan Rah at Fuller Seminary.
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