Aaron Ross

Muted Skeptics Spawning Cynics

We may find that if we listen, dialogue with, and engage authentically with those who have questions or false premises about the church, not only may we hear something we have missed, but we might even grow our understanding from it. This week Aaron Ross, theology professor at Southeastern University, continues from his recent post in the discussion of skeptics within the church and addresses how we as a community might gather our response. ... Read More...

Critique and the Church

Why does the church fear critique? Why do we seem so afraid of questions? The answers to these questions can be as varied as those who are being asked them. Whether it is the fear of being wrong, the fear that we have established practices or habits that are not healthy, or other inner issues that have not been dealt with, criticism is often deflected in many church settings. Join in this week’s discussion as Southeastern University professor Aaron Ross discusses the crucial element of critique and why it is needed to spark genuine church growth. ... Read More...

@preachersnsneakers (pt. 2)

In this week's blogpost, Aaron Ross, theology professor at Southeastern University and senior editor of ECCLESIAM, presents a second theological perception behind the Instagram account @preachersnsneakers through an anticipated new platform. Why do people think the way they do and why does it matter? By considering the voices of Dr. Gomez and Dr. Green, looming questions attached to this social media account are related to the church above a foundation of dialogue.... Read More...