Aaron Earls is a journalist whose work primarily focuses on Christian topics and issues. He has written for various publications including The Christian Index, ChurchLeaders, and OUR LOCAL MAG.COM LIMITED. Aaron's articles cover a range of topics including faith, prayer, church growth, and current events related to the Christian community.
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Aaron Earls predominantly covers topics related to Christianity, Christmas, the Bible, and church activities. His coverage attributes show a reliance on citing data and press releases, indicating a preference for fact-based reporting.
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By: Callie Keener, Aaron Earls, Scott Barkley, Tom Strode, Tobin Perry, Anthony Evans, Diana Chandler, Chette Williams, Laura Erlanson
Crises abound in our world today. However, few seem to be more troubling and heart-rending than the conflict between Israel and Hamas, especially regarding the hostages that have been killed and those who are still held captive somewhere in the Gaza Strip.
Churchgoers may hear the Bible preached every Sunday — but their pastors also want them to engage with Scripture during the week. Almost all U.S. Protestant pastors say they encourage those in their church to read the Bible on their own using at least one of seven methods, according to a Lifeway Res
By: Aaron Earls
BRENTWOOD, Tenn. — Churchgoers may hear the Bible preached every Sunday, but their pastors also want them to engage with Scripture during the week. And, more than 9 in 10 pastors are happy to provide free Bibles to anyone who needs one.
BRENTWOOD, Tenn. — Theological truths remain unchanged regardless of the date on the calendar, as do many ministry realities. The context surrounding Christians and churches, however, is constantly changing.
Many churchgoers say their church connects financial blessings with personal generosity, but most pastors see those ideas as bankrupt. Read the full story from The Pathway, Missouri Baptists' news source.
By: Aaron Earls, Tom Strode, Tobin Perry, Riley Leonard, Tim Ellsworth, Timothy Cockes, Diana Chandler, Jeff Dalrymple, David Roach
HONOLULU (BP) — Visiting Hawaii and the reality of living and ministering there can be two different things. For mainlanders, mention of the state produces images of beautiful beaches, relaxation and weather so perfect it’s unfair to the rest of the world.
By: Aaron Earls, Jeff Dalrymple, Scott Barkley, Tom Strode, Tobin Perry, Riley Leonard, Tim Ellsworth, Timothy Cockes, Diana Chandler, David Roach
NASHVILLE (BP) – The SBC Executive Committee’s “The Road to…” series began its fifth iteration as “The Road to Dallas” launched Tuesday, Jan. 21.
Many churchgoers say their church connects financial blessings with personal generosity, but most pastors see those ideas as bankrupt. A Lifeway Research study of U.S. Protestant pastors finds few hold or teach beliefs connected to the prosperity gospel, the theological movement that teac
“The large differences we see between pastor and churchgoer beliefs related to the prosperity gospel means pastors are often not the source of these beliefs among Protestants,” said Scott McConnell, executive director of Lifeway Research. “But the gap likely also means pastors are not teaching the reasons for their own convictions on the subject.”
By: Aaron Earls
BRENTWOOD, Tenn. — Many churchgoers say their church connects financial blessings with personal generosity, but most pastors see those ideas as bankrupt.
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